Today at 5:14 pm, Cleveland State University released a statement via email to the campus community. The email mainly discusses the university’s decision to require masks on campus starting tomorrow, Aug. 9. Email sent to the CSU community earlier today. Screenshot by Megan Keleman The email starts off rehashing a COVID-19 update sent out on […]
Starting in the new year, Ohio has raised its minimum wage from $9.30/hr to $10.10/hr. Tipped employees’ wages have gone from $4.65/hr to $5.05hr. However, federal minimum wage still remains at $7.25, and has stayed this way since 2009 – tipped wage being $2.13. This minimum wage increase will only apply to businesses with an […]
By Danielle Leonard Hippies, ghouls and super heroes. These are just a few of the characters seen walking down Waterloo Road late at night. The monsters of the night came out to go to the Halloween Masquerade Ball at the Beachland Ballroom Friday, Oct. 27. The foggy room and dim Halloween lights emphasized the theme […]
By Anna Toth Cleveland State University announced that they planned to raise tuition for in-state students by 6 percent starting with the incoming students in fall 2018. However, the incoming class won’t see another hike in tuition for four years under a new Cleveland State University (CSU) Guarantee plan. The plan stems from Ohio allowing […]
Young voters might be the most important of all By Duncan Cicero Freshman Music Therapy Major The right to vote is one of the most crucial aspects to a Democracy. It allows us to have our voice heard, so we can decide who we think it fit enough to represent us in our government. But how many of us actually exercise our right to vote? […]
By Ashley Mott Rows and rows of seats were set up in the Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs atrium, awaiting the forum that was set to take place at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, April 10. However, the actual “Deliberative Democracy and Campus Free Speech: Levin College Forum,” did not start until just after […]
Over break, a pipe burst in the Rhodes Tower library, damaging some books in the library’s special collections. We’re told that water impacted all four floors of the building. Why are the Pepsi machines always broken? Why do I always find out after I’ve tapped my card? Can’t they turn off their broken machines? Questions, […]
February is Black History Month, a time to honor the struggles, triumphs and important figures throughout Black history. CSU’s Black History Month agenda features activities, events, guest speakers and more. The university kicked off the month with a Black History Treasure Trail on Wednesday, February 1. Students strolled through various campus locations and collected information […]
The Cleveland State University women’s swimming and diving team did not start off the season like they hoped to. The team did not get a win until Nov. 5 where they took down Oberlin College 169-67 but fell to Findlay 138-100. They struggled out of the gate and have continued to struggle throughout the season. […]
By Nick Hawks A&E Editor What do you do in your free time other than making films? It’s not presented to be a trick question, yet Cleveland State University student Matthew Mark Hunter is speechless for the first time in our interview, save for an “Umm…” in between long pauses. It’s a question that has […]
BY Ashley Mott, Arts & Entertainment Editor The crowds are roaring in the stadium, screaming for a victory and being entertained by the Cavaliers Scream Team — Deshawn Garner takes his moves out onto center court for all to see. Standing side by side with his teammates, the beat drops, and he comes alive in […]
Bernie Moreno in campaign ad – Photo Credit: Bernie Moreno for Ohio) Cleveland State University’s Center for Sales Excellence is named after Republican Bernie Moreno. Moreno has echoed former President Donald Trump’s election lies as he ran for the Republican nomination for Ohio’s senate seat. “The media and Democrats smearing President Trump an entire system […]
Diana Schoder is a News Editor at The Cauldron for the 2022-2023 academic year. Diana is a second year student at Cleveland State University majoring in English. She is also working towards her Secondary English Teaching Licensure and a minor in Governance, Risk Management, and Compliance. Diana is president of Viking Catholic and can also […]
Ryan Yeary is a Multimedia Sports journalist for The Cauldron for the 2022-2023 academic year. Ryan is in his senior year and is majoring in journalism. He contributed to The Cauldron in previous semesters, but this is his first year on staff. He’s a member of the varsity E-Sports program at CSU. In his free […]
