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The Super Bowl is a cultural moment—but why?
On Sunday, a substantial portion of the United States population and countless viewers around the world will be fixated on one event: the Super Bowl. But, how has a single sporting event become one of the most (if not the most) prominent secular features on the annual calendar?To find out, The…
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You’ve got mail: Meet one of the carriers who makes it happen
Feb. 4 is National Thank a Mail Carrier Day—a time to appreciate the work of those in the profession, which, in places like Cleveland, often takes place in the blowing rain or heavy snow. To recognize the many people who deliver mail for Case Western Reserve University, The Daily spent time with…
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3 things to do in Cleveland in February
We’re officially in the thick of winter in Cleveland, but that doesn’t mean you have to stay huddled indoors. Your social schedule can be full year round here in The Land, with opportunities to explore notable spots and little-known gems during February. Whether you’re invigorated by the cold…
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Art in action: Learn how a theatrical student group at CWRU inspires its members
Regardless of the form it takes, art provides a creative outlet to express our sense of identity and communicate ideas or perspectives. And on National Inspire Your Heart with Art Day (Jan. 31), we’re reminded to appreciate the impact art has within our everyday lives—from visual works (i.e.,…
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Together again
This article appeared in the fall/winter 2022 issue of Think magazine. Over the next few weeks, The Daily will share some of the stories from the magazine's latest issue. Read more at case.edu/think. Michael Oakes and Dean Tufts grew up together in a small town in western Massachusetts. They rode…
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Learn about Chinese New Year traditions
For thousands of years, Chinese New Year has been celebrated throughout Asia to welcome Lichun (the beginning of spring) and new beginnings in Chinese culture. Today, this annual, 15-day celebration continues to bring friends and families across the world together for feasts and…
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President Kaler to swear in university's first police K9
For years, Officer Jimiyu Edwards has urged Case Western Reserve’s Police Department to acquire a police K9 for the university—an addition he felt would be important in keeping the campus safe and building connections among the community. His persistence will finally pay off Friday, Jan. 20, when…
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Case Western Reserve launching university-wide climate survey
Case Western Reserve University published its first Diversity Strategic Action Plan (DSAP) in 2012, and in the decade since has progressed toward goals of advancing diversity, equity and inclusion for students, staff, faculty and campus community members. Despite much progress, the university…
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[U]Tech to implement storage caps on Google Shared Drives; reduce storage by June 30
To comply with Google’s ending of unlimited storage for Google Workspace users, University Technology ([U]Tech) previously announced in The Daily storage caps for individual Google Workspace accounts. These limits apply to each person’s Gmail, Google My Drive and Google Photos storage, but not data…
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New fund to expand student access to experiences beyond the classroom
Keeping talented students enrolled, while developing their sense of academic and social belonging, is as important as removing the financial barriers to affording an education. Through the generosity of Candace and Vince (MED ’73) Gaudiani, and coinciding with Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday on…