This Saturday, Spectrum will host its sixth annual Drag Ball at Carlton Commons.
Breakdowns in notifications and miscommunications between administration and the student body are nothing new.
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There's been a certain back-and-forth of coverage and response regarding the recent decision by Case's Student Executive Council (SEC) to author a new referendum that will be held in the indeterminate future. The referendum aims to determine whether Media Board organizations should retain the salaries they currently receive via the Student Activities Fee (SAF).
In a room resonating with Brazilian music, a focused group of five students positioned in a circle follow the lead of William Pruitt, capoeira instructor.
Last Saturday evening, students turned off their electronics and bedroom lights and headed down to Adelbert Gym to celebrate sustainable green living.
Juniors Katey McCabe and Ali Briggs started the Case Social Entrepreneurship Club (CSEC) in hopes of what they refer to as "doing well by doing good."
At this Tuesday's USG general assembly meeting, vice president of finance Max Weber announced that the appeals process for mass funding was ongoing throughout the week, and also that the results from Pizzalympics were in. Vice president of academic affairs Shengbo Wang reported on the faculty senate meeting, saying that a $50,000 budget will be allocated for advising in addition to a budget of $50,000 that will be allocated toward international students.