When it comes to politics in the United States, it can be easy to feel overwhelmed. Division abounds, with Republicans and Democrats claiming the other side wants the worst for our nation. Depending on who you listen to, the R’s and the D’s are either angels or spawns of Satan. The truth, of course, lies […]
Over the last couple of months, several students have been victims of car thefts and break-ins on campus here at Cleveland State. In 2021, motor vehicle theft was the highest crime on college campuses, according to The Michigan State University 2022 Security and Fire Safety Report. According to CSU PD 60 day crime report from […]
In a surprise turn of events, the Republican-dominated Ohio House elects moderate conservative Jason Stephens (R-Kitts Hill) as the next House speaker. Stephens triumphed over his more conservative opponent Rep. Derek Merrin (R-Monclova), who was largely expected to take the gavel with the support of Republicans and their 67-32 majority. Stephens succeeds far-right lawmaker and […]
With the ridiculously large workload school has to offer, finding the leisure time to indulge in pleasant pastimes such as reading can be near to impossible. However, the final stretch of studying and sleep deprivation is upon us! As the end of the semester brushes our fingertips, here are a few books to add to […]
Contributed by Regan Reeck & Katie Hobbins All photos by Dawn Jacob This slideshow requires JavaScript. While this is a deviation from the typical features that we publish, it’s something that we at The Cauldron found necessary to address. On Sept. 6 and 7, Cleveland State held a forum to give students a chance to […]
Coming to Cleveland House of Blues Oct. 17 By Ashley Mott, and KC Longley After 13 years in the dark, Plain White T’s returned to Fearless Records with the debut of their new sound, which is featured in their new album “Parallel Universe,” an effort released on Aug. 24 of this year. Plain White T’s […]
By Adam Schabel The Cleveland State University softball team got off to a hot start to begin their spring season, winning seven games in a row and seven of their first 10 overall. Head coach Becky Norris, who is in her fifth season with the team, does not think the team did anything out of […]
By Adam Schabel Cleveland State University freshman golfer Madison Butler claimed a medal after competing in her first ever collegiate golf tournament. The women’s golf team finished third out of ten teams at the Roseanne Schwartz Invitational which took place at Mill Creek Golf Course in Boardman, Ohio. “We were pretty happy about finishing third […]
By KC Longley Students come together to play cards at Queer Game Night. Photo by Michael Pace Dozens of students piled into the room talking and laughing, ready to have fun and relax for the next few hours. Upon walking in, students are scattered around the room, some at tables and some chatting on the […]
By Briana Oldham Redshirt senior Khayla Livingston has been on a roll this season. Her stats speak for themselves as she breaks both single season and overall career records at Cleveland State University. When Cleveland State took on Detroit Mercy, Livingston scored 36 points with nine, three-pointers made. During the team’s five game winning […]
By Kourtney Husnick With the end of every semester, students face different forms of transitions. Some are graduating, some are moving out on their own, some are becoming leaders for student organizations and the list goes on. This year, the Department of Student Life offered a Transitions Conference to assist students in their transition process. […]
By Adam Schabel Former Cleveland State volleyball player Grace Kauth has been named a nominee for the NCAA Woman of the Year award. She was nominated for the award by CSU. According to the NCAA, the award is meant to honor leadership, excellence in athletics and academics, and community service of female college athletes from […]
By Ben Frederick In the wake of the Parkland school shooting in mid-February, hundreds of thousands of students held a walk out from school to express their views on gun control. Kids are tired of being the victims of these mass murders and have finally said enough is enough. No sane person would disagree that […]
Matthew Ahn, a Visiting Professor of Law at Cleveland State, launched an exploratory committee to consider a campaign for Cuyahoga County Prosecutor in 2024. Ahn, who grew up in North Royalton and studied at Case Western Reserve University, looks to bring justice to his students at Tri-C, where he previously taught. “I went to CWRU […]
