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On Tuesday, we welcomed everyone back from the holiday weekend with a view of the campus architecture, testing individuals’ knowledge of where on campus it might be located. The correct answer, guessed by many, was the Edward W. Morley Chemistry Lab, located on the Case Quad. The building, named fo...

This weekend marks yet another Science Fiction Marathon, hosted by the CWRU Film Society. The tradition actually began 37 years ago—in 1976, according to the Little Blue Book—although the Film Society notes it is the 38th event. The nearly 30-hour-long nonstop film fest traditionally takes place th...

When it comes to New Year’s resolutions, many on campus are resolving not to resolve. According to this week’s poll (still available at thedaily.case.edu/news/connect/) on New Year’s resolutions, the highest vote-getter was “I don’t make resolutions.” Other answers, however, combined to show a diff...

After a semester full of classes, exams and hard work, Case Western Reserve University faculty, staff and students are looking forward to a bit of R&R—and, of course, seeing their loved ones. On Monday, we asked what individuals are looking forward to most over winter break and the university holid...

The scoreboard from the 1912 Case-Reserve matchup. Thanksgiving may be a day for family and friends, but football often plays a big part in the day as well—even at CWRU. Years ago, before the federation of Case Institute of Technology and Western Reserve University, the highlight of both school’s ...

Each building on and around campus has its own style and personality, expressed through its architecture. Many buildings are easy to identify, but others—like the subject of our picture this week—are a bit more difficult. Guesses of where this arch entryway is located ranged from Amasa Stone and Ha...

As Uptown continues to grow, it seems the university community has been checking out the new sights. Nearly all respondents guessed the location of this week’s photo correctly: inside the Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland. MOCA officially opened to the public Oct. 8. For more information on MOC...

With just two and a half weeks left until the fall elections—and with just one presidential debate left to air—it seems most voters at Case Western Reserve are already decided on how they’ll cast their ballot for president. In the most-responded-to poll in The Daily’s history, 90 percent of respond...

This week’s trivia question asked what Wade Commons' Red Cat Room and Pioneer Room and Fribley Commons' Rough Rider Room are named after. The answer, found by many of those who delved into the university’s history—or by those who just knew some general facts—is that each was a previous mascot of eit...

The Department of Political Science will welcome one of the nation’s leading scholars of the presidency to campus Oct. 4 to discuss some of the most important issues about its future: How can the presidency fit into a new party system, and with what consequences? What does partisan conflict tell us ...