The Observer

by Ruchi Asher | (0) comments

In March of 1970, one of the few copies of Rodin's The Thinker was brutally vandalized outside the Cleveland Museum of Art. A bomb exploded at the base of the sculpture, destroying The Thinker's legs and creating a curious plume-like refiguring of the remaining portions.

by Reem Azem | (1) comment

As much as people long to hold onto summer, the weather has been convincing them to move on. Even as residents brace for the intense Cleveland weather, they can still enjoy nature's simple summer pleasures at the Cleveland Botanical Gardens.

by Luke Shivers | (0) comments

Alternative rock group Soulsavers began when Rich Machin and Ian Glover got together to create their debut album, Tough Guys Don't Dance, in 2003.

by Rachel Hunt | (0) comments

Do you love cello but can't bear to listen to that Yo-Yo Ma album one more time? UPB is bringing some unconventional artists to town on Wednesday, Oct. 7 at 9 p.m. to show CWRU students what they've been missing out on.

by Noah Shwartz | (0) comments

Legendary jazz fusion band, Return to Forever, reunited last year for a final tour.

by Kelly McCready | (0) comments

Neil Simon's classic comedy, Barefoot in the Park, was recently performed by the Players Theater Group at Case Western Reserve University's Black Box Theater last weekend and needless to say, it generated some much-needed laughter on campus.

by Kuiper Beltran, Casanova-in-training | (0) comments

by Ruchi Asher | (0) comments

The problem with being at Case Western Reserve University, an institution with a powerful pre-professional emphasis, is that everyone is expected to know what their future plans are at any given time.