Can math help you make friends?
Brian Johnson, Staff Reporter
August 19, 2016
Over the next weeks, students from all over the world will descend upon the Case Western Reserve University campus. While we possess diverse worldviews, experiences and cultures, there are a few things that we all have in common. Among them is being a scared first-year student worried about making fr...
Writing final papers with information theory
Brian Johnson, Contributing Reporter
April 22, 2016
If the past is any indication, it's likely that at this time of the semester, many Case Western Reserve University students will find themselves on the third floor of Kevin Smith Library at 2 a.m., rushing to finish final papers that they started only hours before. Suppose one such student, dejected afte...
Junior designs process to help automate cell imaging
Kushagra Gupta, Staff Reporter
February 13, 2015
Junior Dana Jeter always wondered why the little antenna that sticks out of a satellite dish is placed where it is. The answer is what got her interested in mathematics during a calculus class in high school. “It’s the basis for all science,” she said. “I didn’t know where I wanted to...
