Photos by Savannah Lewis Captions by Kourtney Husnick Messages written in women’s restroom stalls across campus range from song lyrics and drawings to commentary on the graffiti itself. Some of the graffiti expresses frustrations at newer paint jobs in the women’s restrooms that have covered older messages. Women share warnings of alleged predators on campus. NOTE: Names […]
By Nick Hawks Christine McBurney, acting professor at CSU, By Christine McBurney Although this is her first year as a professor at Cleveland State University, Christine McBurney is no stranger to teaching acting. Having taught theatre and film at Shaker Heights High School for 16 years, and college acting since the 1990s, McBurney has experienced […]
In December of 1974, Cuyahoga County created the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority, referred to by Clevelanders as the RTA. Shortly after its formation, the RTA assumed ownership of its predecessors, the Cleveland Transit System and Shaker Rapid Transit. Since then, RTA has expanded its rail and bus services with the opening of the Waterfront […]
Cleveland State University paid Sport Tours International (SPT) a total of $27,000 to play in the Women’s Basketball Invitational (WBI) in the 2021 and 2022 seasons. The WBI is a postseason option for eight teams who do not qualify for the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Tournament. The 2021 Season In 2021, CSU women’s basketball […]
The spring semester Marathon By: Mia Mills Cleveland State University has had to make changes to the spring semester in response to COVID-19, By: Molly Bregar Cleveland State has created many changes to combat the Coronavirus. Incoming students had their orientation through Zoom before the fall term began, not to mention the reduced offerings of […]
By Beth Casteel Pulling her phone out of her pocket to film the last act at the Louder Than Life Festival in Louisville, Kentucky, Victoria Gray, a junior majoring in biology at Cleveland State, is startled to see one text message after another appear on her phone’s screen. Immediately checking to see what was wrong, […]
Cleveland State University is set to host All Rise: A Festival of Film & Law from Oct. 27-29. The festival was created in partnership with the CSU School of Film and Media and Cleveland-Marshall College of Law. The festival will focus on the intersection of film and law by presenting a selection of films ranging […]
Photo Credit: Phil Wanyerka – Queen Elizabeth talks to a nun at the Church of Nazarene in Belize, 1994. How a nun helped a former Cleveland State student in Belize, who was at the right place at the right time, become the official photographer of Queen Elizabeth for a day during her Caribbean tour. Phil […]
Cleveland State University teamed up with Rust Belt Riders to divert its food waste from going to landfills. The company started in 2014 to provide Northeast Ohio with a clean and timely alternative to landfills. The university’s Viking Food Company has made it a priority to minimize food waste. They have done so in multiple […]
By Briana Oldham The men’s basketball season is just around the corner. The 2017-2018 season was full of ups and downs. The team finished the 35-game rollercoaster 12-23, but what followed in the postseason led to the excitement felt by students, faculty, staff and alumni alike, even now. The Vikings opened last season on the […]
By Jeremy Biello On Thursday, Oct. 11, entering the first floor of the Student Center one could find a selection of colorful tables and stands set up for the 21st annual Education Abroad Fair. Here, students could find all the general information needed in order to begin a path toward a learning experience in a […]
By Ben Hercik Sports Editor The Cleveland State University men’s soccer team currently has a record of 6-4-1 and finds themselves sitting in third place in the Horizon League standings with four games remaining in the regular season. This comes as a result of a 4-2 record over their past six matches. The Vikings were able to […]
Armando Aparicio for PBS Idea Stream People are so curious as to why Black people have different terms that they prefer to be called based on what resonates the most to them. For example; Black, African American, Brown and other lingo terms. Lately in America, everyone wants to know why there is a separation of […]
By John Eppich Welcome back to the dark ages. After making so much progress in the past decade, I am completely and utterly in shock by the most recent news to hit the LGBTQ+ community. The United States’ United Nations ambassador has recently voted not to condemn countries that enforce the death penalty on homosexuals […]
