Zohaib Zafar The Arab Spring began in Tunisia in 2010. Thousands of Arabs protested and demanded that their leaders either reform or leave. Not very long afterwards, protesters were marching in Damascus, the capital of Syria, motivated by other Arabs whom they took notice of through media outlets like Al Jazeera as well as through […]
By Anna Toth After the announcement of President Ronald Berkman’s retirement, Cleveland State University selected a Presidential Search Committee to look for a new president. The Committee – comprised of 22 members from the CSU and greater downtown Cleveland communities – will spend the next few weeks hearing thoughts from the students, faculty and […]
By: Connor Mahon From a beloved comic strip character to a sentient pea, Cleveland State University has hosted a total of 5 diverse mascots since 1923. While all hold a special place in CSU history and in our hearts, this is our definitive ranking, from worst to best. 5: Vike Vike in his cartoon form, […]
By: Allen Gill Jr. Truth and scandal are alive and well in the White House. By the end of the 2016 election, President Donald Trump claimed victory with electoral votes of 304 points. Hillary accepted her loss, but maintained faith that change for the good could still occur. Though soon after, many of Trump’s staff […]
By Jack Brancatelli Dec 4- COLUMBUS, OHIO- Casey Goodson was a 23-year-old Columbus resident, older brother, and loving family member. He has no police record. But on Friday, December 4th, Franklin County Sheriff deputy Jason Meade fatally shot Goodson on his doorstep. Casey Goodson; Source: Sean Walton via AP Goodson was on his way home […]
By Anna Toth Cleveland State hosted a dedication ceremony on Sept. 20 to welcome the new K-8 public Campus International School to the university’s campus. University President Ronald M. Berkman, Cleveland Metropolitan School District CEO Eric Gordon and Mayor Frank Jackson all spoke at the dedication ceremony allowing attendees inside of the new building […]
By: Kourtney Husnick In the midst of heavy advertising for Ohio’s gubernatorial election approaching on Nov. 6, Cleveland State University became the location of the third and final gubernatorial debate. Held on Monday, Oct. 8, at 7 p.m., the debate was organized by the Ohio Debate Commission, a new organization formed by “a group of […]
By John Eppich This year has only just begun, and the internet is filled with controversy. One controversy in particular created a huge media frenzy within the first two days of the year. Logan Paul, a YouTuber, Vine celebrity and Ohio native, had recorded a series of vlogs in Japan where he and his friends […]
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By Samantha Meyer The Cleveland State University men’s lacrosse team has had their best season to date, notching six wins under their belt to make it the most successful season in the program’s young history. When the lacrosse team is not hard at work practicing for upcoming games, they are spending their time giving back […]