Dr. Forrest Faison joined Cleveland State University in January of 2020. Vice President for Research, Innovation, and Health Care Strategy, Dr. Forrest Faison, will leave his position in October, CSU President Harlan Sands shared an email sent earlier today. Dr. Faison, former Surgeon General of the United States Navy and pediatrician, joined CSU in January […]
Former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder and former Ohio Republican Party chair Matt Borges have been found guilty of racketeering by a federal corruption jury Thursday, March 9. Householder and Borges were arrested on July 21, 2020 on charges related to the Ohio H.B. 6 FirstEnergy scandal which involved over $61 billion in corruption money, […]
A virtual CSU Theatre production By: Skylar Bridgeforth Cleveland State University’s Department of Theatre has yet again adapted well to the changes that the theatre community has faced during the COVID-19 pandemic. “The Moors,” directed by Toby Vera Bercovici, is a dark comedy set on the savage moors of the English Countryside. It proved to […]
By Mollee Ryan, Freshman Music Therapy major, Opinion editor “Believe in Something, Even if it Means Sacrificing Everything.” The slogan debuted as a Nike partnership with former NFL football star Colin Kaepernick in September 2018, a whole two years after he started his bold protest during the national anthem before football games. Instead, he and others […]
By Ashley Mott When breaking into the design world, there is a set of expectations and stipulations that come along with the title “artist,” or in this case, Graphic Designer. The idea of being an artist can be very scary, especially in a time where people don’t consider art to be a top-earning job field. […]
CSU students give their input on in-person commencement By: Dina Usanovic Cleveland State University is set to hold the 2021 commencement ceremony at Progressive Field. This is the first in-person graduation since the pandemic hit in March 2019, By: Maddie Saines Cleveland State University recently announced that the spring 2021 graduation ceremony will be held […]
By Beth Casteel The Cleveland State club hockey team is looking to end their season on a high note after defeating the University of Akron Zips twice this past weekend. On Friday, Jan. 19, the Vikings took to the ice at Quicken Loans Arena to face Akron in a game that started off in favor […]
By: Jack Brancatelli and Maggie Phillips On August 31st Tower City Cinemas announced it would be closing its doors for good. Located on the ground floor of Tower City Center, the movie theater had operated for nearly 30 years as the sole downtown provider for the classic movie-going experience (source). This video examines possible causes […]
“Late. A Cowboy Song” show flyer. Designed by CSU Theatre Dept. It was a chilly evening in November, when the curtains opened on Cleveland State University’s theatre workshop production of “Late. A Cowboy Song,” directed by Toby Vera Bercovici. Taking a seat inside the intimate setting of the Blackbox theatre on East 13th Street, I […]
By Ashley Mott, Arts and Entertainment Editor Over the past few years, the number of people with tattoos have grown exponentially. People have donned their bodies with this type of artwork for centuries, but they have only just recently became widely accepted in modern society. If you were transported back in time to say, the 60s, […]
By Zohaib Zafar Many Americans feel that our country faces an existential threat from Muslims and the entire religion of Islam. A hard look at historical data will provide us with a different story. As a Muslim-American, I am inclined to believe that Islam is not a problem for Americans, but can actually provide a solution […]
by Matt Keyerleber Posted on March 3, 2023 Gallery Posted in SportsTagged Chris Kielsmeier, cleveland, cleveland state, Cleveland State University, CSU, featured, Horizon League, Sports, Women’s Basketball
On Oct. 6 at noon, Trinity Cathedral was filled with music once again. After a seemingly endless halt in their in-person programming because of COVID, the cathedral is now resuming its Brown Bag Concert series with in-person and virtual attendance options. This was also quite the occasion to resume these concerts, since the Cathedral had […]
By Megan Keleman With a cut of the ribbon, the Bernie Moreno Center for Sales Excellence was officially opened at the dedication on Thursday, Sept. 19. As Sanjay Putrevu, the dean of the Monte Ahuja College of Business, stepped to the front of the room, he went on to tell the recently-seated audience about the […]
