Rhodes Tower at Cleveland State University. Photo by Connor Mahon Anonymous Contributor There has been much excitement concerning the return to campus this semester. According to CSU leadership, on-campus learning was something so invaluable to students, and every student is loving this experience. From what I’ve seen, experienced, and heard from my peers, this has […]
By Michael Comodeca Cleveland State University only sent six wrestlers to Alliance, Ohio for the Purple Raider Open, but still enjoyed plenty of success. The meet was held at Peterson Field House on the campus of Mount Union University on Sunday, Jan. 14. Although the whole team did not participate, five out of the six […]
By Ben Hercik, Sports Editor As the season winds down, and with the Horizon League Tournament on the horizon, the Cleveland State University women’s golf team had one final tune up before the big dance. Competing at the Youngstown State University Spring Invitational, the team was looking to have a solid outing, and the result was […]
By: Dina Usanovic It’s the most wonderful time of the year- and the longest. Each year, beginning signs of the Christmas season appear earlier and earlier each year. This year, Christmas decorations were displayed at stores before Halloween, which is a new low. Christmas season has a certain nostalgia surrounding it- white lights, white snow, […]
By Ben Hercik Back on July 12, Dennis Felton and his staff were relieved of their duties. After a short coaching search, it was announced on July 26 that Dennis Gates became the 16th head coach in Cleveland State University’s history. Gates, who has spent the past 19 seasons as an assistant coach, comes to Cleveland […]
By Samantha Meyer After a very impressive fall season, the Cleveland State University men’s and women’s fencing teams battled their way into the new year. The men’s team finished their 2019 run 18-1 while the women’s team finished 16-3. Cleveland State has had a successful 2020 thus far, traveling to the Detroit Mercy Invite, the Army Invitational […]
Traditional or take out: however you celebrate is valid By Nathan Parin The holidays are considered to be the happiest time of the year. Loved ones gather together from near and far to celebrate and execute their respective traditions. Picture this: a happy family sitting around the dining room table with a huge feast sat […]
By: Maggie Phillips Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, animal adoptions have been on the rise. However, this does not mean the supply of adoptable animals is running low- there are still plenty of animals who need good homes. According to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, each year around […]
By Jenna Thomas Cleveland State’s campus is home to one of Ohio’s mass vaccination clinics beginning March 16 and lasting 8 weeks, By: Jack Brancatelli Cleveland State’s Wolstein Center has become home to one of the few FEMA Mass Vaccination Clinics in the country. Supported by federal funding and operated by the National Guard, the […]
BY MOLLEE RYAN, Freshman Music Therapy major, Opinion Editor Changing Main Classroom to Berkman Hall causes students to get lost As former President Ronald Berkman’s time at Cleveland State University came to an end, many reminisce on his time as president. Of course, as any person in power does, he had his bad sides, but […]
Plans for the on-campus vaccination site just for CSU students will be put on hold until the CDC and FDA can look into the reported side effects of the Johnson and Johnson vaccine. By: Connor Mahon On April 8, Cleveland State University opened an on campus vaccination center, independent of the Wolstein Center Mass Vaccination […]
By Michael Comodeca Evan Cheek has faced tough opponents on the mat throughout his wrestling career, but met his most dangerous foe of all away from it. During the summer of Cheek’s sixth and seventh grade years, he started to experience sharp stomach pains making him unable to drink and walk due to the […]
By Dina Usanovic The vegan, or plant-based, diet has been growing in popularity significantly since the early 2010s. This diet restricts its followers from consuming any animal-based products, including eggs and dairy. The vegan diet is significantly more restrictive than the vegetarian diet, which allows animal-based products and only prohibits meat and fish. While many […]
Dr. Laura Bloomberg joins CSU as SVP of Academic Affairs and Provost. Photo courtesy of Cleveland State University Following a national search, Dr. Laura Bloomberg, most recently of the University of Minnesota, was selected as Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs. This appointment follows news that previous provost Jianping Zhu would step down […]
