Republican Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed Senate Bill 104 into law on Wednesday, Nov. 27, requiring students in K-12 schools, colleges and universities to use restrooms and locker rooms that align with their assigned sex at birth. The legislation, which will take effect 90 days after DeWine signed it, effectively bars transgender students in the […]
President Donald Trump has repeatedly made remarks about running for a third term—comments that many of his supporters have dismissed as jokes. However, in an exclusive interview with NBC News, Trump stated that he’s completely serious. “I like working,” Trump said when asked if he wanted another term. “I’m not joking.” Earlier this year, Republican […]
All photos captured by Olivia Stein On March 20, the Mandel Honors College at Cleveland State University hosted a leadership lecture featuring Lee Fisher, dean of the CSU College of Law and incoming president of Baldwin Wallace University. Fisher spoke for about an hour, drawing from personal stories and sharing insights on leadership in law, […]
All Photos Captured By Matt Keyerleber Related Sports and editorial photographer for CSU Cauldron
Hollywood is notorious for being the cinematic capital of the world pumping out blockbuster after blockbuster, however along the shores of Lake Erie Cleveland is one of the competing cities in the growing film industry. With that being said Clevand is home to The Cleveland International Film Festival (CIFF), one of the largest and longest-running […]
The School of Urban Affairs and Education has been a constantly growing and evolving part of Cleveland State University’s campus. It contains nationally ranked programs, morally conscious faculty, and a plethora of programs offered for its student body. In this article, I sat down with Dr. Beth Nagy, a faculty member at the School of […]
What does it feel like to be different? To have an accent? To live, study and work in a language that is not your native one? At first glance, it seems like there’s nothing wrong with that, you’ve learned the language, you’re studying and you’re achieving new things. But the weight of it never truly […]
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed Senate Bill 1 into law on April 4, a bill that transforms Ohio’s higher education system through a new “intellectual diversity” mandate. Formally known as Senate Bill 83 with the alternative title, “Enact Advance Ohio Higher Education Act,” S.B. 1 eliminates diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, faculty strikes, negotiations on […]
All Photos Captured by Olivia Stein On March 7, eager vikings joined together to kick-off spring break with food, trivia and prizes. The Midnight Munch event, put on by the Campus Activities Board, featured a waffle bar, Kahoot trivia competition and various prizes. The evening was full of joy and fun as students socialized and […]
Cleveland State University (CSU) saw six crime reports during week 11, with six charges over three cases that remain open, according to the CSU 60-day crime log. A crime report of disorderly conduct and assault at Berkman Hall was made on Wednesday, March 26. Both charges remain open. Two additional open charges of petty theft […]