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Over 500 cars, including both modern and retro models, were displayed for car aficianados and amateurs alike at the Cleveland Auto Show.

[Photo] The Cleveland Auto Show is a thing of dreams

March 3, 2023
Student bands, such as Strangers in a Car (pictured), uplifted crowds during the annual Battle of the Bands with unique covers and original songs.

[Photo] Springfest’s Battle of the Bands bursts into Thwing Ballroom

February 24, 2023
Eldreds 152-seat theater has long languished but will now be available to all students for performances and showcases.

[Photo] Eldred Hall reopens as new student space on the Quad

February 17, 2023
Have you seen this man on campus? Hes DavidPatrick Ryan, host of the WRUW show “Jazz Night in Cleveland,” reclining in his studio where he introduces famous and unknown jazz artists alike.

[Photo] The man in the radio booth

February 3, 2023
The residential villages will soon be emptied out for the month as students move out for winter break.

[Photo] What to expect for closing: tips, tricks and guidelines for leaving your residence hall for break

December 9, 2022
The new Daves also features aisles named after streets in Cleveland Heights.

[Photo] Dave’s is dead. Long live Dave’s.

November 11, 2022
USG President Ananya Hari speaks ahead of the USG vote to encourage civility and respect.

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Excessive electricity use in residence halls and Greek housing is just one reason why The Office of Energy and Sustainabilitys sustainability contest is necessary for reducing CWRUs carbon footprint.

[Photo] CWRU Unplugged: Sustainability contest underway

November 11, 2022
USG President Ananya Hari speaks ahead of the USG vote to encourage civility and respect.

[Photo] USG overwhelmingly votes to pursue divestment from “Israeli apartheid”

November 11, 2022
You can catch many entertaining acts at Mahalls in Lakewood, such as the indie soul artist Ginger Root (above).

[Photo] What to do in Lakewood

October 28, 2022
Visitors, volunteers, performers and more mingle at the One World Day festival at the Cleveland Cultural Gardens.

[Photo] One World Day celebrates our common humanity

September 2, 2022
Experience the cultural richness of University Circle through the CMAs contemporary and historic art exhibits.

[Photo] Discovering Cleveland through museums

August 26, 2022
NRVs Coffee House is one of many places to settle in with a cup of coffee on campus.

[Photo] A coffee lover’s guide to the CWRU coffee scene

August 26, 2022
The Cleveland Guardians played their first home games with their new name against the San Francisco Giants.

[Photo] Guardians fans sound off on name change and lockout

April 22, 2022
While the blue and gold stripes like at the Student Advocacy Wall (pictured) popping up across campus are a good start, students can do more to support Ukraine by engaging with aid organizations.

[Photo] Student guide to helping those affected by the Russia-Ukraine War

March 18, 2022
Case Mens Glee Club brought comic relief and the spirit of romance to classrooms across campus on Valentines Day, including Strosacker Hall (pictured above).

[Photo] Singing Valentines: embarrassing or romantic (or both)?

February 18, 2022
CWRU students revive their child-like love for snow by engaging in winter activities around campus.

[Photo] Recent snowstorm brings out CWRU students’ inner child

January 28, 2022
The newly built Advocacy Wall on the side of Eldred Theater offers a fresh and well-frequented space for the student voice to be heard.

[Photo] Advocacy Wall built to facilitate social expression on campus

January 28, 2022
Third-year student Shreyas Banerjee (pictured above) steps into the role of executive editor of The Observer as CWRU goes through uncertain times.

[Photo] Editor’s Note: Shining a light on all of CWRU’s little worlds

January 14, 2022
A latte from Six Shooter Coffee can be the perfect companion in a study session.

[Photo] Stop and smell the coffee beans at some of the best coffee shops in Cleveland

November 5, 2021
Eating pizza while walking on 4th St. is one of the true joys you can have in Cleveland, and with Cleveland Pizza Week, all sorts of slices are available at a discounted rate.

[Photo] Cleveland Pizza Week is here: These places are my favorite so far

November 12, 2021
Justin Bibb (right) talks to college students about his agenda, including CWRU third-year Cameron Tong (left)

[Photo] Justin Bibb wins hard-fought Cleveland mayoral election in landslide victory

November 5, 2021
The house from “A Christmas Story” is exactly as you remember it, with the leg lamp included.

[Photo] What to do in Ohio City and Tremont

April 30, 2021
With the conclusion of the Battle of the Bands, Springfest is on its way.

[Photo] Battle of the Bands kicks off the road to Springfest 2021

April 23, 2021
North Coast Harbor is one of the only accessible bits of lakefront east of the Cuyahoga River but that makes it all the more unique.

[Photo] Get out and see Downtown Cleveland

April 23, 2021
Read classics like “Batman 244” by Denny O’Neil and Neal Adams right on your smart devices with services like DC Universe Infinite and Marvel Unlimited.

[Photo] There’s never been a better time to get into comic books

April 9, 2021
Clevelanders march to end violence and racism against Asian Americans.

[Photo] “Stop Asian Hate” march in Cleveland highlights violence against the community

April 2, 2021
Students turn Thwing Ballroom into a senior citizens center with a night of bingo fun.

[Photo] “Thwingo,” CWRU’s most successful pandemic event, returns for a second semester

March 12, 2021
Explore a new era of Star Wars stories known as the High Republic.

[Photo] “Light of the Jedi” launches Star Wars towards a bright future via the past

February 12, 2021
After saying goodbye to Trump, revisit Obamas presidency in his new memoir.

[Photo] Obama’s “A Promised Land” reflects a decent man who just happens to be president

February 5, 2021
Getting your hands on a PS5 may be difficult, but is it worth the hype?

[Photo] You don’t need the PS5 right now … But it’s still a nice upgrade

February 5, 2021
Artists like Ringo Starr appear virtually to induct the latest class into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

[Photo] Presenting the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 2020 inductees … on HBO Max?

November 20, 2020
Dr. Srinivasan leads a cooking class for students celebrating Diwali.

[Photo] Coronavirus cancels CWRU events again

November 20, 2020
Dancing on a Zoom call? Welcome to uISA’s digital Garba event!

[Photo] uISA’s Garba returns as clubs navigate digital events

October 23, 2020
AsiaTown celebrates its Mid-Autumn Festival.

[Photo] AsiaTown holds a Mid-Autumn Festival for action

October 2, 2020
A selection of food on display at Taste of India.

[Photo] uISA throws Taste of India to showcase the gastronomy of the sub-continent

February 13, 2020
Spartan Bhangra performs at Andaaz x Naach di Jolly.

[Photo] uISA and Naach di Cleveland team up for CWRU’s largest cultural event

December 6, 2019
To some students, uISA’s Diwali Dinner sold out in more ways than one.

[Photo] Review: uISA’s Diwali Dinner is a monument to one-dimensional ethnic campus events

November 15, 2019
CWRU students gather at uISAs garba last Saturday.

[Photo] uISA’s “Garba” brings Indian holiday spirit to CWRU

October 11, 2019
The Idiot Box hopes to make improv comedy accessible to students regardless of skill level.

[Photo] The Idiot Box makes improv more accessible to the campus

September 27, 2019
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