Prior to the pandemic, individuals were accustomed to day-to-day routines. School, work, social events, family and friends were major components of everyday life. For a century, this was the norm across...
The coronavirus pandemic is not the first deadly outbreak the world has ever experienced; the 1918 influenza pandemic took over 50 million lives worldwide. The deadly virus affected every age range, from...
At 9 p.m. on Sept. 29, 2020, the first debate of the upcoming presidential election occurred on Case Western Reserve University's campus. There was some excitement that a historical event of this scale...
The recent murders of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor have brought light to many problematic and systemic issues. Many have battled against these cruel crimes by protesting all around the world. People...
All throughout our lives as students, we have been told that voting is important. In fact, the phrase “voting is a civic duty” has been ingrained in our minds—without us necessarily understanding...
