On Friday, Feb. 3, a Norfolk Southern freight train carrying various toxic chemicals derailed in the small town of East Palestine, Ohio – just 90 miles southeast of Cleveland. Of the 150 cars the train was carrying, 38 derailed, causing fire and damage to an additional 12 cars. A total of 20 cars were carrying […]
Photo Credit: Jaden Stambolia Before she ran for President of the Cleveland State Student Government Association or started applying to graduate schools to pursue her dream of becoming a speech pathologist, Nina Faisal didn’t believe she would ever be accepted into the United States. As a Palestinian refugee, her passport doesn’t carry much value, but […]
The Galleries at Cleveland State University is a venue that provides a variety of visual programming for the university and the community. It host local and regional artists as well as national and international artists. The Galleries is currently hosting Beyond Borders: The Art of Siona Benjamin through March 25, 2023. This solo exhibition includes […]
On Giving Day, CSU raised $651,792 from a total of 2,839 donors. 86 of the 91 participating programs, departments, and organizations received at least one donation. The programs that received the most donations were Lacrosse (392), Wrestling (346), Men’s and Women’s Golf (259), Men’s and Women’s Tennis (228), and Volleyball (188). The Woodling Gym Enhancement […]
By Nick Hawks It was a warm summer night in 2011 when I sat down at my family’s computer desk to check my email for the first time in months. Three Days Grace was blasting through my headphones, a detail I remember because sometimes, something so impactful on your life happens that you get stuck […]
Duncan Cicero Freshman Music Therapy Major When walking to and from classes every day here at Cleveland State University, there are certain things that we notice, whether we want to pay attention to them or not. And one of those things is the increasing population of homeless people on our college campus. I’ve heard, and […]
BY ASHLEY MOTT Arts and Entertainment Editor CONTRIBUTION BY GRIFFIN PARRET While there have been many renovations occurring on campus, with Washkewicz Hall entering phase two of its completion, the new film school and the Weston Ideation Lab all coming into the public eye, some of the other in additions to campus have been hidden […]
By Nathan Parin Staff Writer Family structure is a complex and difficult topic for everyone, functioning family or not. We all have issues with our families, whether it be trauma-linked or just distaste for their quirky habits. Something I often heard prior to coming to college was “Well, they’re still your family.” Frankly, that ideal is very unhealthy. […]
While the weather gets colder and the nights get longer there are very few things left to do in our beloved city of Cleveland. The nights of people being able to spend the evening traipsing across town with your friends are dwindling to a mere handful because of the atmosphere that is occurring. With an […]
By Adam Schabel Tennis has been a part of Nico Mostardi’s life since the very beginning. “My dad was previously a professional tennis player. He was top 300 in the world. It was mainly him who got me into it,” Mostardi said. “My dad was the major one. Since I was born, it was all […]
By Maddie Saines Rhodes Tower, Cleveland State University, By: Molly Bregar Cleveland State University issued an email to students, faculty and the university community today- Nov 17 – detailing the university’s plans to move to fully remote learning beginning on Nov 30. CSU did not initially plan to move to remote learning after the university […]
If you have been keeping up with “Bringing Art to Our City” then you probably know that it is about time for the third and final article in the series. Well, you are in luck, because the CSU Cauldron has all the details on the conclusion of this mural project right here for you- but […]
By Jenna Thomas A petition to rename Cleveland State University’s law school, started by Hanna Kassis, an attorney and resident of Cleveland, currently has 1,162 signatures. The petition on change.org condemns CSU, the University of Illinois at Chicago John Marshall College of Law (UIC), and the 18 other elementary and high schools in the U.S. […]
By Griffin Parrett Upon entering the 313/315 room on the third floor of the Student Center, you could feel the competitive edge of the newly formed Super Smash Bros tournament. The sounds of moving analog sticks and those mashing their buttons on the controller fill the room. It was almost as if the tension in […]
