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Darcy Chew

Darcy Chew, Copy Editor

Darcy Chew (she/her) is a second-year biomedical engineering student. When she isn’t editing for The Observer, you can find her editing English subtitles for Chinese dramas or reading trashy Chinese webnovels.

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SJP faces fines from university after alleged flyer postings

SJP faces fines from university after alleged flyer postings

Darcy Chew and Zachary Treseler
April 26, 2024
Graduate student Diego Maza leads the mens tennis team with multiple victories throughout the weekend against Kalamazoo College, Denison University and Carnegie Mellon University.

No. 4 men’s tennis finishes season with 10-match win streak

Darcy Chew, Copy Editor
April 26, 2024
Second-year Aaron Brula participated in the men’s 4x400 team that came in with the 22nd-fastest time in DIII this season. Overall, the Spartans saw an impressive weekend of wins at the Marv Frye and Wooster Invitationals.

Track and field teams compete at Wooster and Marv Frye Invitationals

Darcy Chew, Copy Editor
April 12, 2024
No. 7 CWRU softball sweeps UAA Opening Weekend vs NYU

No. 7 CWRU softball sweeps UAA Opening Weekend vs NYU

Darcy Chew, Copy Editor
April 5, 2024
Netflixs newest international thriller, Three-Body Problem, inspired by the critically aclaimed novels by Liu Cixin, falls short in its screen adaptation. With a lack of Asian representation and excessive use profane imagery, the series highlights Hollywoods obsession with westernizing media.

Chaos theory on screen: Random, unnecessary changes to Netflix’s “3 Body Problem” are its downfall

Darcy Chew, Copy Editor
April 5, 2024
CWRUs girls 200 freestyle relay team consisting of second-years Claire Kozma, Eliza Dixon, and third-years Gabriella Chambers, Kelly Vann placed eighth at the NCAA Championships. Kozma reflected on the womens team this past season, stating Im really proud of the womens team, especially. We got fifth in UAA, which is the highest we’ve gotten in around 20 years.

Swimming and diving break school records at NCAA Championships

Darcy Chew, Copy Editor
March 29, 2024

A timeline of CWRU and the Israeli–Palestinian conflict

Zachary Treseler, Shivangi Nanda, and Darcy Chew
March 22, 2024

CWRU a cappella teams prepare for International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella quarterfinals

Gloria Liu and Darcy Chew
March 1, 2024
With the addition of the new SRV buildings due to open in the upcoming fall semester, students have access to many more on-campus housing options with the housing application opening later this week.

Changes to housing options announced prior to March selection

Téa Tamburo and Darcy Chew
February 16, 2024
The newly-opened Fairfax Market, located on E. 105th Street, offers an abundance of grocery selections for surrounding communities, including CWRU students.

Fairfax Market opens near Cleveland Clinic

Darcy Chew, Copy Editor
January 26, 2024
Starting this semester, CWRU is beginning a ban on riding wheeled recreational transportation devices on the Case Quad, including bicycles, roller blades and skateboards.

New CWRU policy bans wheeled transportation vehicles on Case Quad

Darcy Chew, Copy Editor
September 15, 2023
In an effort to combat foot insecurity on campus, USGs subcommittee Swipe Out Hunger takes meal swipe donations and turns them into meal vouchers that work at both Fribley and Leutner Commons.

Combatting food insecurity with Swipe Out Hunger

Darcy Chew, Staff Writer
November 11, 2022
Mixon Hall, built as an expansion of CIMs main building in 2007, seats over 250 audience members and is home to over 100 performances each year.

Cleveland Institute of Music’s plan to go tuition-free

Darcy Chew, Contributing Writer
October 7, 2022
Committed to improving transportation accessibility on campus, USG announced the release of a new text shuttle number that will provide students with direct and rapid responses to shuttle-related concerns.

A look into CWRU’s new shuttle text number

Darcy Chew, Contributing Writer
September 30, 2022
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