On Nov. 2, Case Western Reserve University partnered with The Maltz Museum to host “Boris Lurie: Echoes of Memory,” consisting of a live violin performance, art exhibition and discussion of the life ...
On Nov. 3, voters across Ohio chose whether to approve Issue 3, the Require Voter Identification Amendment, and 65.3% of them said yes. This constitutional amendment requires in-person voters to ...
PM, the final votes were cast, and polls for the Ohio midterm elections closed. For the past month, Ohioans have been making ...
This week, midterm elections across the country were held in all states, with seats in the United States Senate, House of ...
Among social media feeds and algorithms exists a niche category of content: women not being believed or understood by medical providers. It can be entertaining at times to hear stories of what women ...
University Hospitals servers have remained offline for over two weeks. On Oct. 22, unusual activity was detected on hospital servers, forcing the hospital to disconnect from the internet with the fear ...
The leaves have fallen, and the trees are starting to look barren. Until it starts snowing, this new season has a particular name, stick season. Coined in New England and used for generations, “Stick ...
One in five student-athletes manages a mental health struggle, yet fewer than half the students who report these struggles seek help. Between 2002 and 2022, suicide deaths among NCAA student-athletes ...
On Oct. 9, international jurist and human rights activist Navi Pillay won the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize. As with nearly every Peace Prize, there was a minor degree of controversy. Most of it focused ...
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