By Anna Toth Cleveland State recently opened the LGBTQ+ Center in Main Classroom Room 211 to create a safe space on campus for queer identifying students. A part of the LGBTQ+ Student Services, the LGBTQ+ Center is also meant to connect students to needed resources. Graduate assistant Erica Goebel — a member of the LGBTQ+ […]
After the hassle of finding parking and traipsing through snow piles, I was nestled in at the Mimi Ohio Theater of Playhouse Square and quickly whisked away into a world of pure spectacle. I had found my seat just in time to see a giant metal circular dream catcher rolling across the stage, dancers weaving […]
Under the Uniform Crime Reporting Program, Cleveland State University provides statistical information to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. According to the CSU Police Department website, CSU publishes this information “as part of Cleveland State University’s commitment to a safe and informed campus community,” and it is in compliance with the Federal Crime Awareness and Campus […]
With a clean sweep of 3-0 over IUPUI, Cleveland State Men’s soccer emerged victorious as the Horizon League champions this past Saturday, Nov. 12. Their victory grants them a one-way ticket to the NCAA Division I men’s soccer tournament with a strong record of 11-3-5 this season. The Vikings took the lead from the onset, […]
By Chau Tang On November 17, Marge’s Hope held an event for Transgender Day of Remembrance to honor those who lost their lives to anti-transgender violence. Before the event, people that gathered at the AIDs Taskforce on Euclid Ave to prepare for the event and hold a vigil for those who had passed in the […]
By Ben Hercik Sports Editor Despite posting a losing record for the fifth straight season, there are a lot of positives for the Cleveland State University men’s basketball season to take away. With an 11-20 record the Vikings finished in eighth place in the Horizon League standings. This set them up for a first round […]
Mays Turabi is the Editor-in-Chief of The Cauldron for the 2023-2024 academic year. Mays is a sophomore double majoring in Political Science and Spanish. She began as a journalist working on the Editorial team for The Cauldron last spring. Her passion for language and writing continues to shape her experience in academia, as well as […]
By Jamison Schroeder The 2019-20 Cleveland State University women’s basketball season is quickly approaching as the players prepare to get going in December. After a tough loss in last year’s quarterfinals of the Horizon League tournament against the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, the Vikings are looking to bounce back strong with three of their top […]
By Claudia Ugbana Cleveland State University faculty members re-introduced the black studies program to help new and current students familiarize themselves with the faculty and classes taught within the program on Tuesday, Sept. 3 in the Howard A. Mims African American Cultural Center. Students who major in black studies must complete a minimum of 30 […]
By Alex Pikturna For the first time this semester, Cleveland State University’s School of Film and Media Arts (FMA) opened its doors to students. The School is located on the sixth floor of the Idea Center at Playhouse Square. With its proximity to Ideastream, Cleveland State’s Department of Theater and Dance and Playhouse Square, creative […]
By Beth Casteel Hilary Plum, who is an associate director at the Cleveland State University Poetry Center, has been honored by the Great Lakes Colleges Association (GLCA) for her non-fiction work “Watchfires.” The GLCA, now in their 49th year, has been giving promising new writers — who have published their first volume of work in […]
By: Ashley Mott Women in today’s society are objectified, tortured and hurt, not only in their bodies but within their own minds. “Emotional Creature: The Secret Life of Girls Around the World,” a performance put on by the Cleveland State University’s Theatre and Dance department, touches on heart wrenching topics that will make even the […]
By: Beth Casteel Ohio gubernatorial candidates, Republican Mike DeWine and Democrat Richard Cordray, met in Cleveland on Thursday, Oct. 4, to host a live digital forum called “Talking Jobs With Ohio’s Next Governor.” Held at the Idea Center near Playhouse Square, which is also home to Cleveland State University’s Film and Digital Media college, the […]
Free Palestine rally in Cleveland, Ohio. Credit: Tony Pesta, May 16, 2021 The Israel and Palestine conflict has created years of suffering and a peaceful resolution is long overdue. For many Americans, foreign policy issues are just that – foreign. We tend to only focus on the problems that directly impact us while ignoring the […]
