While our staff has received an overwhelming amount of support recently, we have also seen some concerns and confusion come up surrounding the article we released last week. As part of our goal as a student publication, The Cauldron aims to educate the Cleveland State University community on the purpose of journalism and its ethics. […]
Art student Taylor Johnson. Photo by Trinity Stevens Last spring, the Cauldron followed the progress of the public mural project for Great Lakes Financial completed by Cleveland State University art students. But what is the everyday life of a studio art major like here as CSU? In this article, let’s join current senior Taylor Johnson […]
The most frustrating thing about turning 18 is not the lack of money, friends, or self-promotion but rather the responsibility of being responsible for oneself. What can be frustrating is not knowing how to mentally take notes on how to adapt to every situation. Not being given the book on the real things that matter […]
On Feb. 15, Ohio introduced a bill that would prohibit transgender women from participating in high school and college level sports. Ohio House Bill 6, otherwise known as the “Save Women’s Sports Act,” was brought forth by Republican Representative Jena Powell. It states “Each school that participates in athletic competitions or events administered by an […]
Cleveland State University and women’s basketball head coach Chris Kielsmeier agreed to a contract extension Wednesday, March 29 that runs until April 2028. Kielsmeier’s base salary will go from $175,000 to $190,000 with his new contract. The maximum total of bonuses he can make off the team’s performances will increase from $50,000 to $100,000. Program […]
Under the Uniform Crime Reporting Program, Cleveland State University provides statistical information to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. According to the CSU Police Department website, CSU publishes this information “as part of Cleveland State University’s commitment to a safe and informed campus community,” and it is in compliance with the Federal Crime Awareness and Campus […]
Under the Uniform Crime Reporting Program, Cleveland State University provides statistical information to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. According to the CSU Police Department website, CSU publishes this information “as part of Cleveland State University’s commitment to a safe and informed campus community,” and it is in compliance with the Federal Crime Awareness and Campus […]
A few weeks ago, I was having coffee with a friend who had returned a few days earlier from visiting Guatemala, a country that, according to the Human Rights Watch organization, provides “LGBT people with virtually no protections.” The topic of conversation turned to the advancements that the LGBTQ+ community has made in the United […]
A campus stalwart, Jarrett Pratt, M.Ed., director of Student Success at The Pratt Center at Cleveland State University, has been named to the 2023 Sawubona Class: 30 Under 40. According to the CSU press release, Pratt received the honor at the Pan African Network of the American College Personnel Association (ACPA) conference held in New Orleans, Louisiana. In the […]
The Cleveland State University College of Law welcomed graduate and nationally revered Judge Clifton Newman Tuesday, March 28, for a discussion and audience Q&A. Judge Newman, who recently presided over the high-profile trial of former South Carolina attorney Alex Murdaugh, has received national esteem for his “even-handed demeanor” throughout the trial and “insightful comments” during […]
Abbey Safos (left) and Joey Dzingeleski (right) welcome students to the Rainbow Pop-Up on March 28, 2023 in the Student Center Atrium. Credit: Lydia Kacala The Cleveland State University’s LGBTQ+ Center hosted a pop-up shop for local vendors from 1 to 5 p.m. on March 30 in the Student Center Atrium. The shop, thematically titled […]
The 10th annual CSU Giving day will be held on Feb. 16 (2-16, after the Cleveland area code). According to the Giving Day website, the goal of Giving Day is “to engage 2,023 unique donors during the campaign as well as to create a friendly competition among the colleges, departments and centers to raise funds […]
By Savannah Lewis At the start of the semester, OrgSync — the software previously used by Cleveland State University’s student organizations to connect with the student body and run their clubs — reached its retirement and was replaced with VikesConnect. OrgSync was bought out by the software company, Campus Labs, leaving Cleveland State no choice […]
By: Dina Usanovic I have recently become increasingly appreciative of my parents’ choice to expose me to multiple cultures as a child. We took yearly family vacations to different places and often traveled to Bosnia to visit family. Witnessing how different cultures lived and seeing traditions that were worlds away from my American traditions was […]
