Graphic curtesy of Cleveland Playhouse At the end of March, Cleveland Playhouse concluded their run of the Greek tragedy “Antigone” in the Outcalt Theatre. This was the performance originally scheduled to open in the spring of 2020 until the pandemic shutdown halted the rehearsal process. The production of the show was adapted by Emily Mann […]

By Samantha Meyer The Cleveland State University women’s soccer team finished their 2019 season on Nov. 1 with a 3-2 win against Wright State University. However, the Vikings’ 6-8-3 overall record wasn’t enough to secure a spot in the postseason, forcing their season to an early end. The struggle to qualify for postseason began with Cleveland State’s […]

By Jenna Thomas During a time that emphasizes being with others, Covid-19 cases are on the rise in unprecedented amounts. During these holidays, there are precautions to consider to keep your loved ones safe.  Celebrate Virtually A silver lining of the pandemic is that it has revealed new and creative ways to connect with family […]

By Ben Frederick Mankind is slowly destroying nature. Every year, more fields, forests and habitats are damaged, leaving less of our Earth for future generations to enjoy. Now, one of the largest remaining rainforests, the Amazon, has fallen victim to man’s destructive tendencies once again. The number of fires that have occurred in the region […]

National Action Network banners being held at the rally. Photo by Daniel Newman. Students Against Marshall have made it their mission to change the name of Cleveland State University’s law school. The group of students’ activism against the school’s namesake, fourth Chief Justice of the United States John Marshall, has lasted for longer than a […]

By: Jenna Thomas After pressure from the student body and a strong advocacy push from the Student Government Association (SGA), Cleveland State University has approved a pass/fail option for students during the fall semester. Undergraduate and graduate students, with the exception of the law school, will be able to choose whether to accept the letter […]

Subhead By Jaison Anderson For those of you who do not know me, my name is Jaison Anderson. I am a deaf African American student. Some of you might know me as Charlie Bucket from the “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” play presented by the Cleveland Sign Stage that debuted this past October. I was […]

By: Dina Usanovic (Berkman Hall, Cleveland State University, Source: Luke Peters) There is no question that Cleveland State University is trying its hardest to provide accessibility to a proper college education for first-year students. They have even promised a free Spring semester to freshmen who maintain at least a 2.75 GPA throughout the Fall semester. […]

By: Maggie Phillips Marcia Fudge at her first press conference as HUD Secretary, Graphic by: Jack Brancatelli On March 26, Cleveland State University President Harlan Sands announced newly appointed U.S. Housing and Urban Development Secretary Marcia Fudge will be the commencement speaker for the spring 2021 graduation ceremony. Graduation is May 15 at Progressive Field- […]

By: Maddie Saines Edited By: Jack Brancatelli In this episode of “The Cauldron Weekly Recap,” Chief Editor Maddie Saines recaps stories from our ninth issue of the semester including a CSU employee hired in the midst of corruption charges, a review for a local vegan business, and more. Listen below.

By Ben Hercik, Sports Editor After a successful campaign last year where the team went 19-11, the women’s basketball team looked to continue that momentum. They would have to do it under new leadership as then Head Coach Kate Peterson Abid, who had led the team for 15 seasons, announced that she was stepping away […]

Issue 8. Episode 2 By: Maddie Saines Edited By: Jack Brancatelli In this episode of “The Cauldron Weekly Recap,” Chief Editor Maddie Saines recaps stories from our eighth issue of the semester including renovations to CSU’s natatorium, a new exhibit to the Cleveland Art Museum and more.