By Ben Frederick Mankind is slowly destroying nature. Every year, more fields, forests and habitats are damaged, leaving less of our Earth for future generations to enjoy. Now, one of the largest remaining rainforests, the Amazon, has fallen victim to man’s destructive tendencies once again. The number of fires that have occurred in the region […]
Cleveland State mens basketball heads to March Madness for the third time in program history By: August Vullo CSU’s Tre Gomillion’s dunk made SportCenters Top 10 in the winning match up to earn a spot in March Madness 2021, Source: Cleveland State Athletics @CSU_Athletics It has been 12 years since the Cleveland State University Vikings […]
By Maggie Phillips This year’s IngenuityFest: Dreamscapes was filled with captivating exhibits that blurred the lines between art, music and technology. Showcasing the unique culture and creativity of Cleveland, IngenuityFest gave a voice and platform for many artists and innovators to express their work and ideas. The festival, which ran for three consecutive days, attracted […]
Photo by Connor Mahon Extensive conversations regarding the names of the newly restructured academic colleges have concluded. This realignment was a priority of the CSU 2.0 plan, which seeks to “better reflect our unique strengths, create recruiting and investment opportunities, streamline administrative support, and reduce administrative costs where possible,” according to the CSU 2.0 webpage. […]
This slideshow requires JavaScript. By Beth Casteel Watching as the clock slowly ticks towards 9 p.m., many concertgoers can visibly be seen perking up at the thought that their wait for fellow Clevelander, Kid Cudi, would soon be over. This concert would be a year in the making. The anticipation was evident as the crowd […]
By Regan Reeck Like many students, Jennifer Visocky O’Grady, a professor of art and design at Cleveland State University, was indecisive when it came to deciding her major. A future in education wasn’t on her mind when she finally found her place in design her junior year of college, but in an attempt to please […]
By Kourtney Husnick With our president openly dismissing our First Amendment rights, it is time for a reminder that the use of our freedoms does not require us to fulfill anyone else’s concept of respect. Stand, kneel, sit, walk away with your back turned or place your hand on your heart. It is the decision […]
By Steven Mcgarvie Coming off a 14-16 overall record season last year, the Cleveland State Women’s Basketball team looks to build and move forward for the 2017-2018 season. The addition of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) All-American, 5-foot-11 guard/forward combo Rachel Slaney looks to help give the Vikings an extra boost in scoring […]
By: Beth Casteel On July 24, reports began rushing in that Demi Lovato was found unconscious in her home. It was later reported by “Rolling Stone Magazine” that the singer was treated with Narcan, which is an emergency treatment used for narcotic overdoses, before she was taken to the hospital for further treatment. Once there, […]
On March 4, 2021, Governor Mike DeWine announced via Twitter that, once Ohio maintains 50 cases per 100,000 citizens for a two-week period, all health orders will be rescinded. For the past two weeks, the state of Ohio has seen an average of 143.8 cases per 100,000 people— which is an incredible improvement. Soon, masks […]