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The School of Urban Affairs and Education has been a constantly growing and evolving part of Cleveland State…

The Federal Bureau of Investigation defines serial murder as the killing of two or more victims by the…

Toni Morrison, born Chloe Ardelia Wofford in Lorain, Ohio on Feb. 18, 1931, transformed the landscape of American…

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“Every time this happens, it’s only in winter,” says Anna Stelmakh, a junior at the Cleveland State University.…

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The gym should be a safe space for everyone – The Cauldron

***Disclaimer: this is an opinion piece. This article in no way reflects the views of The Cauldron and its staff. It only reflects the views of the columnist. On a random Tuesday afternoon, the Cleveland State Rec Center was slow and quite the perfect time to get in a quick workout. I began to work […]

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Student Government passes resolutions on WCSB, student organization funding and enhanced communication – The Cauldron

After half a semester of re-elections, the Cleveland State University Student Government Association (SGA) is back in session – and has already passed three resolutions. SGA held its first senate meeting of the semester on Tuesday, Oct. 28 at 6:30 p.m., during which the body passed three resolutions supporting WCSB, pushing for student organization funding […]

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The emotional weight of going home for the holidays and its impact on mental health – The Cauldron

The holiday season is here, and with the snow also comes a time of returning home to see family. As joyous as it may feel to be with loved ones, the pressure of the visit can cause stress. Home for the holidays The holiday seasons can have strains on mental health, with financial interruptions, packing […]

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