By Cory Linsner The Dennis Gates era will officially begin when the Cleveland State University men’s basketball team takes the court on Nov. 5 in Minneapolis against the University of Minnesota of the Big Ten Conference. A big roster turnover, plus a new coaching staff, makes this season an interesting one. A rebuild is imminent, […]
By Beth Casteel Walking into The Cauldron’s office with an air of confidence in his stride, Malik Jones was quick to introduce himself. Jones, who is graduating this semester, is majoring in Cleveland State’s theater program. From an early age, Jones was theatrical and very expressive. Finding a place in drama club while in middle […]
By Briana Oldham The Cleveland State women’s tennis team took March and April by storm with a current record of 7-4 complete with an impressive 5 game win streak. Overall on the season, the Vikings are 11-11. Senior Aleksandra Golawska spoke candidly about the season. “We have had to overcome a lot of adversity with […]
The Cauldron Editorial Staff joins Students Against Marshall, the Black Law Students Association, OUTlaw, the Arab Law Student Association, the Black Student Union, and many others in calling for the Cleveland State University Board of Trustees to act immediately and vote on the issue of the College of Law name change. John Marshall was a […]
By Maggie Phillips In early August, a group of Cleveland State University students announced a protest demonstrating the university’s failure to address racial discrimination. In light of a recent meeting with President Sands, the protest organizers-Aminat Adebayo, LaNiqua Jones, Bridgette Lewis, and Lotus Wilson-decided to postpone the protest to Sep 24th. While the protest was […]
By: Jenna Thomas Every three years, Cleveland State University submits a sustainability report to The Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE). The Association rates universities on a scale of gold, silver, and bronze based on several criteria. With over 900 universities taking part from 40 different countries, the AASHE’s evaluation is […]
By: Maggie Phillips Throughout the month of February, many parts of the U.S. faced unprecedentedly low temperatures, especially in areas that are unaccustomed to the cold. The homeless are particularly susceptible to these frigid temperatures. While most Cleveland State University students may not directly feel the struggles of homelessness, there are many members of our […]
By Nick Hawks and Abigail Jarvis The holidays are often filled with cheer, home-cooked meals, and family feuds. While Aunt Brenda is arguing politics, and your parents are debating whether to have stuffing or mashed potatoes at Christmas dinner (why not both?), here is one aspect of the holidays you don’t have to argue about. […]
By Nick Hawks A&E Editor What do you do in your free time other than making films? It’s not presented to be a trick question, yet Cleveland State University student Matthew Mark Hunter is speechless for the first time in our interview, save for an “Umm…” in between long pauses. It’s a question that has […]
By: August Vullo Recently, three CSU wrestlers – Marcus Robinson, DeAndre Nassar and Ben Smith- all received bids to go to the NCAA Wrestling Championships. This is the first time any CSU wrestlers have received a tournament invite of this level. Marcus Robinson went 8-4 during the regular season and during the MAC championship he […]