Dr. Laura Bloomberg joins CSU as SVP of Academic Affairs and Provost. Photo courtesy of Cleveland State University Following a national search, Dr. Laura Bloomberg, most recently of the University of Minnesota, was selected as Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs. This appointment follows news that previous provost Jianping Zhu would step down […]
Californian student moves to Cleveland to finish education by Kc Longley Senior majoring in Journalism Editor-in-Chief Cleveland, Ohio. It’s not somewhere that people generally think about when they decide to move across the country. It isn’t a top destination city that is bursting at the seams with tourists life San Diego or New York City. However, it was for me. Cleveland was, […]
CSU President Harlan Sands at the Wolstein Center mass vaccine clinic earlier this year. Photo courtesy of Harlan Sands While continuing the battle against COVID-19, Cleveland State University’s health department released an informative video about its plans to slow the spread of the virus on Sept. 3. This came days before the campus community was […]
Dr. Phillip “Flapp” Cockrell joins the university in September. Photo: Cleveland State University The Vice President for Campus Engagement, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion and Special Assistant to the President will be “responsible for both leading and integrating our many student-facing support services including the offices of Residence Life, Health & Wellness Services, Counseling Center, Disability […]
Chili’s branding has been removed from its former home in the Student Center. Photo by Connor Mahon Following the transition from food service provider Chartwells to Aramark, almost all dining locations will see new branding come fall. According to the new dining website, now called Viking Food Co., there will be 11 dining locations available […]
By Ben Hercik Cleveland State University held their annual Giving Day on Feb. 12, which is a full day of fundraising focused on asking alumni for donations for the school. This year, the university had a goal of receiving 2,020 different donations. Not only did Cleveland State surpass that goal by receiving over 2,551 donations, […]
By Ashley Mott Senior Graphic Design major, Arts & Entertainment Editor Earlier this month, it was announced that Kentucky would be joining the other 15 states currently under a constitutional carry law. It was this announcement that stirred the pot of gun controversy once again. With people on each side of this gun war, shouting […]
By: Dina Usanovic Since I was little, my parents have worked extremely hard. They are the first ones to work and the last ones to leave. As I grew up, I wondered if it was just my parents who were making this sacrifice. I realized it wasn’t just them— this work ethic is found throughout […]
The sound of drums pounding and the silky voice of Jen Ledger have pulsed through the Wolstein Center arena many times in her long standing career as the drummer and a vocalist for Christian hard rock band Skillet. Known for her incredible ability to sing and drum her heart out at the same time, Ledger […]
By Maggie Phillips In this issue, I wrote an article about newly opened or reopened restaurants on CSU’s campus. In an effort to become more informed about the subject matter, I visited each business I wrote about. This was mostly because I love any excuse to eat good breakfast foods, but was also to scope […]