BY ASHLEY MOTT Arts & Entertainment Editor It’s here ladies and gentlemen, that holiday for your special someone to be celebrated on one day of the year. For most of the population, that means taking your loved one on a dinner date, maybe a romantic night dancing or out on the town. However, for those […]
By Beth Casteel The lights dimmed as the band walked on to the stage. The crowd began to yell their excitement as the opening chords of Miranda Lambert’s 2009 rendition of John Prine’s “That’s the Way the World Goes’ Round,” filled the main arena of the Wolstein Center on Saturday March 3. “That’s the way […]
By Nick Hawks Grant Santoscoy can’t stop smiling. When talking about Kurt Cobain, he smiles. When talking about being unsure of what the next chapter of his life looks like, he smiles. Even when talking about tearing his ACL at 18, he smiles. “I’ve never been told that before,” Santoscoy said, his cheeks slightly blushing […]
Mollee Ryan Freshman Music Therapy Major, Opinion Editor Reflect on your morning. You probably grudgingly rolled out of bed and made a cup of coffee. And while sipping on your coffee, you either scrolled around on Twitter and Instagram or turned on a news station on your television or radio. Now, think about what you […]
By: Beth Casteel It was a cool Saturday morning as the ladies of the Cleveland State University dance team walked into the Wolstein Center for their pre-game practice. The mood in the room was light as they met at the Annex entrance of the building. After going downstairs to one of their practice areas, the […]
Mike DeWine triumphs again in the Ohio gubernatorial election, with Ohioans re-electing him for his second and final term as Governor of Ohio. One of the most accomplished politicians in Ohio history, the incumbent, is a statewide and national name among citizens and politicians alike. In his 40+ years of service, DeWine has served as […]
By Kristina Markulin After a faculty shake-up canceled the production “God’s Country,” the director of last semester’s production of “Into the Woods,” Russ Borski, stepped up to fill the void. Despite the late notice, he was up for the challenge. He decided on “The Real Inspector Hound,” written by Tom Stoppard. The one-act play focuses […]
By KC Longley- Senior Journalism major, Editor-in-Chief Usually, opinion articles tend to be more controversial, testing boundaries and pushing buttons. For the sake of transparency, I will be straight up from the beginning of this piece and point out that I am writing an opinion piece on this topic while also covering the entire Feature section. […]
Halloween is approaching; here are some Greater Cleveland events CSU students can attend to get in the spooky spirit this October. Spooky Pooch Parade Registration is open for LakewoodAlive’s Annual Spooky Pooch Parade. The Spooky Pooch Parade will take place on Saturday, Oct. 15, from 12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. at 13201 Madison Ave. in […]
By: Matt Poshedley The Vikings attended their first tournament of the year which began on Friday, Sept. 22 and ended on Sunday, Sept. 24 at the University of Akron. Head coach Brian Etzkin and assistant coach Frank Polito of the Vikings women’s tennis team had the girls ready to play. There’s no lack of coaching […]
By DYLAN BROWN The CyberLaw Society (CLS), a new student organization at Cleveland State University College of Law, aims to promote the protection of data privacy rights and the regulation of emerging technologies. The organization is also promoting principles of cybersecurity and working to educate the public on best practices for protecting personal information and […]
Indie folk singer Angel Olsen and her band played a spectacular and passionate show last Thursday at the Agora Theater, located in Cleveland. However, Cleveland fans were too busy conversing to notice. Clevelanders at the concert were accordingly so engulfed in their own conversations, that it made it hard for the real fans to enjoy […]
Cleveland was solidified as the home of rock and roll with the opening of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 1995. From its establishment, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Foundation has inducted 365 of the most iconic names in music into their museum. This year, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame […]
The dance department at Cleveland State University is currently presenting its annual spring dance concert at the Allen Theatre in Playhouse Square. The concert features dances choreographed by CSU’s visiting guest artists, including Jenna Riegel, Tyler Ring, Talise Campbell, Rena Butler, Dianne McIntyre, and Chrissy Martin. Leading up to the show, the Cauldron had the […]
