By Ben Hercik Sports Editor As sports seasons go on, they have their ups and their downs. That statement has rung very true for the Cleveland State University swimming and diving teams this season. They have had the highs of the men winning the Magnus Cup and the women placing third, as well as the men winning two […]
By Kourtney Husnick After a week-long delay, the Board of Elections (BOE) released the Student Government Association (SGA) election results on Friday, April 12 at the SGA senate meeting. The results were supposed to be announced Friday, April 5, but were delayed due to “alleged campaign violations” that the BOE was investigating at the time, […]
Emily Forsee is an advocate, organizer, and current law student at Cleveland-State University College of Law, where she is one of five founding members of the CSU-National Lawyers Guild Chapter. Emily’s passion for equitable justice and civil rights began in Columbus Ohio, where she began her career advocating for the wave of families who lost […]
By Adam Schabel The Cleveland Indians suffered heartbreak during the playoffs for the second year in a row. They were eliminated from the playoffs by the New York Yankees in game five of the American League Division Series (ALDS) on Oct. 11. Cleveland made it all the way to game seven of the World Series […]
By Amanda Light It was announced that Cleveland State University’s student-run radio station WCSB’s 10th annual Masquerade Ball would be cancelled this year on their Facebook page on Oct. 9. The masquerade ball was a free annual music event, featuring four bands and DJ’s in between sets with a live broadcast on WCSB 89.3 FM. […]
Cleveland State University art students are getting to bring some of their work to the greater Cleveland community. In an opportunity to create a public mural for Great Lakes, students have submitted their potential designs for the artwork. Two of the pieces submitted were by Mya Rowe. Both potential designs feature the prominent Playhouse Square […]
By Abigail Bickel On Thursday, Sept. 13, Cleveland State University’s Career Services center hosted “Sherwin-Williams Day” for current Cleveland State students to meet Sherwin-Williams recruiters and Cleveland State alumni. During a series of events throughout the day, students were able to learn about internship and career opportunities with the company. The event also presented students […]
By: Beth Casteel Cleveland may be better known for its collection of restaurants and its slew of sports teams, but that doesn’t mean the city is just thriving on good food and questionable teams. You see, under all of that, is a music community that runs on the city’s rich history as a music town. […]
By Abigail Jarvis After going dark because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Cleveland theatres are now bright with entertainment for every type of audience member. The Cauldron looks at press release updates from the summer, and the lively calendar schedule from Playhouse Square. Sep 24-29 After a run that can only be described as triumphant, the […]
By John Eppich The Olympics have only just begun, and already, President Donald Trump’s administration is making Americans look bad. Vice President Mike Pence has been nothing but disrespectful during the opening ceremonies of the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics. For those who are unaware of the situation, Pence — a man who has denounced people sitting […]
By Beth Casteel Fluorescent paint can be seen flying across the Music and Communication (MU) building’s lawn as students dance to whatever song the DJ is currently playing. Not a clean white shirt can be seen as students are sprayed with bright pink, yellow and blue paint. The smell of paint, blinking lights, and music […]
By Savannah Lewis The Tutoring and Academic Success Center’s (TASC) software assistance program, Masterkeys, has changed location. Masterkeys is now located on the third floor of the Michael Schwartz library, in the Digital Design Studio. Originally, Masterkeys was located on the second floor of Berkman Hall, not too far from TASC. The Masterkeys program offers […]
Dr. Roland Anglin, current dean of the Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs, will continue to lead as dean of the realigned college encompassing urban affairs programs, among other areas. Photo courtesy of Cleveland State University Beginning next summer, Dr. Roland Anglin, current dean of the Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs, will […]
Cleveland State University recently joined a small group of Ohio universities that do not mandate a COVID-19 vaccination. As of today, they are now financially motivating students to get the vaccine. The university announced via email yesterday that they will pay students $100 to get the vaccine this month, and will enter already vaccinated students […]
