By Nathan Parin There are very few times when a life can be put on pause. Often, we are expected to keep going, pushing through whatever is happening in our personal lives to sustain our professional ones. So, what happens when your life is flipped upside down? Seldom do people prioritize themselves over school, work […]
By Chau Tang When couples think of love and all that it entails, they may think of dance as a love language that can bring their hearts together. Dancing, especially a sensual one, like Latin dance, can ignite a new fire within their relationship, or rekindle an old flame which is fitting for days like […]
By: Maggie Phillips On March 18, the Cleveland State University Board of Trustees voted unanimously to extend University President Harlan Sand’s contract until June 2026. Sands has held this position since taking over for former president Ronald Berkman in 2018. His previous contract would have expired in 2023, but the new extension provides him three […]
By Kourtney Husnick News Editor Cleveland State University’s collaboration with the Cleveland International Film Festival (CIFF) became more specific this year, as the university’s sponsorship came from the School of Film & Media Arts for the first time. The film school is a platinum sponsor, the requirements for which varies from sponsor to sponsor, according […]
Its perfectly splendid, but no Hill House By: Nick Hawks “The Haunting of Bly Manor” was seen by some as a sequel to “The Haunting of Hill House,” Netflix’s breakout horror/thriller series from 2018, but with a twist. Although written by the same people and with many key cast members from the original returning, the […]
By Samantha Meyer After a Horizon League Championship last season, the women’s golf team kicked off their season in hopes of ending the year with another league title. The Vikings began their road to the Horizon League Championship on Feb. 5 and 6 at the Motor City Cup at the Orange County National in Orlando, […]
By Ari Ljubi Music Therapy Major Cleveland State University is always trying to make strides on new constructions and renovations for buildings on campus. Just in 2017, the university opened the newly-built Washkewicz College of Engineering building, and they are also currently renovating the science building by repainting and updating lab rooms. However, it seems […]
By Abby Lindenmeier Sophomore Social Work major, Photographer As a college student, I have come to realize that we glorify being busy. We tend to pack our schedules with classes, work and organization-related activities. We commonly run on lack of sleep, lots of caffeine and are struggling to keep awake every day, telling ourselves that […]
Ben Hercik Senior Journalism Major The WWE has been around for a long time and has been no stranger to being involved in controversy. Look at the Steroid Scandal, the Muhammad Hassan pro-terrorist character, The Montreal Screwjob and so many more. Yet, through a lot of these controversies, us fans stood beside the WWE and […]
By: Jenna Thomas In early September, The Cauldron published an article analyzing Cleveland State’s pandemic response compared to colleges in Ohio. This included a look at transparency and access to Coronavirus related information at different universities. Last week, CSU joined many other Ohio universities in providing easily accessible numbers of COVID-19 cases and close contacts. […]
By Justin Daher Students across Cleveland State University are feeling cheated. New online systems are adding more stress to their education. For many students, being online is not how they planned to attend school. However, they are being forced into this situation, due to new COVID-19 regulations. Taking a gap semester is not an option […]
March 25 and 26, Cleveland State University dance students return to the main stage of the Allen Theatre complex at Playhouse Square in the annual Spring Dance Concert. This performance will mark the first time that the concert has been able to take place in the theatre since the Spring of 2019 due to the […]
By Samantha Meyer The Cleveland State University softball team began their 2019 outdoor season on Feb. 15, at the Pirate Clash hosted by East Carolina University. The Vikings played four games over the span of three days, ending the tournament with a 1-3 record. After losing to East Carolina 9-8 and St. Francis University 5-0, […]
By: Jenna Thomas On April 6, the Greater Cleveland Food Bank partnered with Lift Up Vikes! to host a webinar on the expansion of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)―formerly known as food stamps. Before the expansion, it limited eligibility to specific groups, including students: Younger than 18 and older than 49. Attending school less […]
