The Longship Food Truck will be a new dining option for students. Photo courtesy of APA. As part of sweeping changes to campus dining, a food truck will soon be opening for CSU students. Pictured above, the Longship Food Truck will be based outside of the Music and Communications Building on Euclid Avenue. While we […]
Cleveland State University provides students with many unique opportunities that are specific to its location. One perk of going to school in downtown Cleveland is the close proximity to Playhouse Square. This allows for easy access and discounted tickets to world renowned musicals. Any CSU student can take advantage of tickets that are priced as […]
By Abby Lindenmeier, Photographer Mental illness is often stigmatized and not talked about. In society today, we constantly prioritize our physical health: eating healthy and getting enough exercise or sleep. Unfortunately, though, mental health is a topic we choose not to talk about. It is common for people to go through the day putting on […]
Graphic courtesy of Cleveland State University There have been four scheduled events run, and Cleveland State University’s Black History Month schedule includes many more to take place on campus throughout the month of February. Feb. 2 included a general celebration of Black culture at CSU. Attendees were offered food and got the chance to enjoy […]
By Briana Oldham The Cleveland State University men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams competed in the Horizon League Championships that took place Feb. 21 through 24. The Vikings hosted the event in the Robert F. Busbey Natatorium. Senior Jonathan LaValle participated in his last collegiate event in these championships. This year, LaValle swam the […]
The Cleveland Charge to pay Cleveland State University a flat fee of $1,500 per game that is held at the Wolstein Center, according to a public record request. The local basketball team will also pay reimbursable expenses to CSU that include cleaning, support personnel, additional requested items, and resources per the contract, estimated at $11,687 […]
By: Nick Schwartz First year Health Science major I would like to discuss the capability of the Cleveland Browns to be a respectable team with the introduction of Baker Mayfield. As anyone who has been watching the Browns knows, Mayfield’s introduction into a losing game against the Jets ended the losing streak of the franchise […]
The annual event transforms all three floors of the Student Center. Photo courtesy of Campus Activities Board The Student Center saw a transformation earlier this month, taking students back to the roaring 20s for CABsino- Campus Activities Board’s annual casino night. The event saw its largest ever turnout at 992 attendees. Split into two sessions, […]
By Anton Krieger Algevon Eichelberger is just one of five who has been chosen to represent the Cleveland State University men’s basketball team for the Preseason All-Horizon League Second Team. The senior was a Horizon League All-Third Teammember for the 2019-20 season Eichelberger led the team in three statistics: average points (14.5), rebounds (6.4), and […]
By Sophie Kelner The Cleveland State University men’s soccer team concluded its first season under head coach Kirk Harwat after dropping its Horizon League semifinal game against The University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) Flames on Nov. 9 in Chicago. Unable to even the score, the Vikings lost 3-1 to the eventual conference champions after […]
By Kourtney Husnick In the process of reporting, The Cauldron requests public records from Cleveland State University through the Office of General Counsel for access to information such as budgets and police reports. Because Cleveland State is a public university, the institution is subject to the state of Ohio’s freedom of information laws, or sunshine […]
By Beth Casteel Catherine Tiesling has had a busy couple of months. As the Campus Life and Major Events Specialist, Tiesling is responsible for hosting about 130 events each year for Cleveland State University, one of which is a three day jam-packed weekend called Family Weekend. Now in its second year, Family Weekend is an […]
Euclid Commons is one of two residence halls at Cleveland State University. Photo by Molly Bregar Early this semester, many students staying on campus and their parents were quick to point out a plethora of issues with the Department of Residence Life. Many complaints were regarding delayed contracts, late roommate assignments, air conditioning outages, and […]
Editorial on removal of Chief Wahoo. By Adam Schabel The Cleveland Indians announced that starting in 2019 they will no longer be using the controversial Chief Wahoo logo on their uniforms. It was also announced that they will not be changing their team name. The current logo has been used by the team since 1947, […]
