USG holds first All Caucus Forum
Celia Wan, Staff Reporter
February 26, 2016
The time was 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 24, and the location was the Student Organization Center at the Tinkham Veale University Center. Over 40 Undergraduate Student Government (USG) representatives from three different caucuses—the Caucus of College of Arts and Science, the Caucus of School of Engineering...
Editorial: Class time slot changes are sensible
February 12, 2016
Filed under Uncategorized
Academics are a timeless enterprise and that’s no less true for Case Western Reserve University. That’s why the recent changes to future course time slots (the specific blocks of time courses are permitted to take place) gave us the jolt only alarm clocks do. The key change is a 15-minute break...
Hover-banned
Hunter Overstreet, Staff writer
January 15, 2016
On Jan. 6, University Housing sent an email to all students living in university housing, announcing that hoverboard self-balancing scooters were banned on campus. Two days later, that announcement was sent out to the entire student body. “The decision has been made to add these items to the...
University officials consider changing scholarship GPA requirement
Anastazia Vanisko, Staff Reporter
October 10, 2014
College is stressful. Anxiety from work and classes plagues students, and it can be made even worse when students are faced with the potential of losing their scholarship if their GPA drops too low. With this in mind, Case Western Reserve University is currently reviewing its scholarship retention requirements,...
Editorial
October 10, 2014
Filed under Editorial, Opinion
When you ask many current students why they chose to attend Case Western Reserve University, one of the most common responses is a sheepish look and an admission that “they gave me the most money.” Some of that money comes from school or federal financial aid, but CWRU also provides substantial merit...
Towel change
JP. O’Hagan, Sports Editor
October 3, 2014
The soft comfort of drying off after a tough workout or a good swim has become a little bit pricier for the students at Case Western Reserve University. Before this year, the Veale Center lent towels to students free of cost. Now, the Athletics Department has changed its policy, requiring a $40 per...
