At the end of each school year, the Case Western Reserve University Office of Energy & Sustainability hosts REScycle, a way for CWRU students to recycle belongings such as clothes, electronics, furniture,...
Last year, the year of COVID-19, Case Western Reserve University moved commencement to a fully remote format. Graduating students sent in slides that would be presented remotely, with their name, picture...
In our middle and high school days, nothing beat the feeling of going to sleep knowing there was a snowstorm brewing overnight with the chance of school being cancelled the next morning—at least if you...
For most people, college is the last step they take before being thrown into the deep end of reality and entering the workforce in a field of their choice. It’s also a daunting endeavor that nobody tells...
Last semester, Case Western Reserve University kept a less than one percent COVID-19 positivity rate by reducing the campus population, initiating safety measures and routine testing of students and faculty....
The job search and interview process, as we know it, has fundamentally changed. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the social construct of the handshake has been eliminated for the foreseeable future. What...
Before this semester, I thought paying attention in class was already hard, as it is. And then, everything went remote. Now, it’s even harder.
The thing is, the physical attendance of a classroom...
On May 14, 2012, Constantino’s Market debuted to the University Circle community at Case Western Reserve University. Eight years later, on April 25, 2020, it closed its doors for the last time.
Constantino’s...
It was the week before move-in day at Case Western Reserve University when half of the undergraduate population was told they were no longer eligible for living on-campus. Second and third years were told...
As the end of this most chaotic, unprecedented semester draws closer, we must start to think about the return to normality—or the hope of it—for the upcoming fall semester. Given the spread of COVID-19...
