Disclaimer: This is a satirical piece. By Chau Tang Beginning Aug. 27, 2019, Public Square will be taken over by restaurants. Instead of relaxing in Public Square with friends and family to either walk or take photos, Clevelanders will be able to enjoy a new selection of cultural delicacies. Cleveland is usually filled with citizens […]
By David Delaat The year 2017 marks the 20th anniversary of the release of the first “Harry Potter” book. As a long time fan of the “Harry Potter” movies, this intrigued me and sparked an interest in potentially checking out the books that started it all. Yes, it’s true, I have never read the “Harry […]
By Abigail Jarvis Cafe Ah-roma is a Cleveland State student favorite located right across from CSU’s campus, By: Molly Bregar For the Cleveland State University community and coffee addicts alike, Café Ah-Roma is a familiar face on Euclid Avenue. The downtown Cleveland cafe location has been open for about 19 years and continues to be […]
Less than two weeks before Election Day, the Ohio Senate race proves unbelievably competitive between Democrat Tim Ryan and Republican J.D. Vance. This round of congressional elections has the chamber’s bipartisan balance in a toss-up, and the outcome of Ohio’s Senate race is one of the major deciding factors. With the pressing political matters plaguing […]
By Anna Toth University President Ronald M. Berkman spoke about the university’s growth and development at the most recent Student Government Association (SGA) senate meeting. He started his speech by thanking SGA for their help with getting feedback from three different areas of the campus community and presenting it at the Board of Trustees meeting […]
When students feel more of a duty to protect each other than the university there is an issue. Disclaimer: The contents of this article may be disturbing to some readers. By: Nick Hawks It was a typical Wednesday afternoon when I got off the elevator on the second floor of the Student Center. I was […]
By Alexandria Zickefoose Think of your favorite animal. Anything, whether it be a dog, cat or even a horse, you name it. Obviously, you care about that animal, right? I mean, you wouldn’t abuse it or let anyone else even lay a hand on it, right? So why would you support a place that does […]
By Savannah Lewis The first time I told my friend I was Pagan and studying witchcraft, I remember hearing her breath catch. This was followed by a laugh and a half serious “You aren’t worshiping the devil right?” This was the first, but certainly not the last, time I had to explain that my practice […]
By Nick Hawks Ryan Hamilton first discovered he was funny when he was 10 years old. Growing up in a small town in Idaho of just 1,000 people, Hamilton dreamed of writing a comedy section in a newspaper. Although that isn’t exactly his job today, you can say he’s “made it,” even if he won’t. […]
By Ben Hercik Three of the past four seasons, the Cleveland State University volleyball team has won the Horizon League Championship, and gone on to compete in the NCAA Tournament. Last season, the Vikings streak of three consecutive conference championships was snapped when the team fell in the conference semifinals. Head Coach Chuck Voss believes […]
The Ohio Department of Education announced that Cleveland State University is among the 11 schools in Northeast Ohio to receive funding from Choose Ohio First in its new round of program grants. Over the next five years, CSU will be given $839,999.94 to create scholarship opportunities and more for students in science, technology, engineering, and […]
Some tips to helps students stay alert in the summer months By: Mia Mills Summer is less than a week away, and many students will return home to take a well-deserved break after a full year of pandemic learning. Summer events will be very exciting to go to, but it is important to remember safety. […]
By Matt Poshedley The Vikings men’s golf team has wrapped up their fall season. Their season started at the Turning Stone Tiger Intercollegiate at Kaluhyat Golf Club in Verona, New York. On their first day of play, the men saw themselves in seventh out of 15 teams. The second day, they moved up two spots […]
By Maggie Phillips 2020 — what a great year! Americans visited national parks in record numbers, drive-in movie theaters made an outstanding comeback, and the Cleveland Browns had their first winning season since 2007. Like any year; however, the world faced many hardships. For example, we’ve seen massive wildfire outbreaks in multiple regions, a global […]
