By Anna Toth Cleveland State recently announced a potential solution to the parking perils that frequently plague the university — the Parking Strategic Partnership Project. The public-private partnership would be between Cleveland State and a qualified third-party parking operator. The parking operator would pay a fee to the university to take responsibility for the school’s […]
By Courtney Gast Junior Pre-Occupational Therapy and Psychology major Around 7 p.m. on Wednesday, March 27, Fenn Tower residents were informed that during the following academic year, 2019-2020, they would not be able to live there. They would not be able to live in the place they once called home with their school family, the […]
Cleveland State men’s basketball clinches number one spot in the Horizon League By: August Vullo Cleveland State men’s basketball managed to remain top competitors in the Horizon League this season, Source: William Hartman CSU Athletics Department After last year finishing as the eighth seed, the Cleveland State University Men’s Basketball team has found its way […]
By Sophie Kelner The Cleveland State University Lady Vikings basketball team dropped their most recent home contest to the Youngstown State University Penguins on Saturday, Jan. 20 at the Wolstein Center. The Penguins outscored the Vikings 66-52 behind freshman guard Chelsea Olson’s 26 points. Cleveland State moved to 12-7 on the season and 4-4 at […]
Cleveland State mens basketball heads to March Madness for the third time in program history By: August Vullo CSU’s Tre Gomillion’s dunk made SportCenters Top 10 in the winning match up to earn a spot in March Madness 2021, Source: Cleveland State Athletics @CSU_Athletics It has been 12 years since the Cleveland State University Vikings […]
By Dina Usnaovic Cleveland State University recently joined the bandwagon of universities across Ohio by announcing that classes will continue remotely following Thanksgiving Break. This is not incredibly surprising, as COVID cases have increased substantially in the past few weeks. However, the university made a point to attempt to follow their normal fall calendar until […]
By Samantha Meyer Last weekend, the men’s Cleveland State University golf team traveled to Kentucky to compete at the Eastern Kentucky University Intercollegiate Tournament. After finishing 13th at the Joe Feaganes Marshall Invitational on Sept. 10, they came into last week’s tournament hoping to place higher and score better. Cleveland State was one of 12 […]
By Diamond Hairston Giving recognition to Vietnamese culture, Campus Activity Boards (CAB) held a Cultural Café event on Jan. 30. CAB is a student organization group that facilitates cultural, social, recreational and educational events at the university. This was the first time that Vietnamese culture has been recognized at one of the CAB Cultural Café […]
By Ben Frederick A few days ago, Hawaiians received a message on their mobile devices that a nuclear warhead was inbound for the islands. As many would expect, this caused panic and mass hysteria. The nation has always known that our country is in danger of nuclear warfare, but America has never been this close […]
By Zohaib Zafar The Boycott-Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement, which seeks to exert economic pressure on Israel has gained national attention thanks to those in Congress who want to pass legislation that would allow state and local governments to restrict contracting with companies that engage in trade with Israel. Whether this legislation is justified, boycotting […]
By Abby Lindenmeier The dining options offered here at Cleveland State seem to be a conversation piece for many students on campus. With a standard dining hall, convenience shops, and other dining options, there are many places to eat or pick up food. But are these places really catered for our resident students here on […]
Californian student moves to Cleveland to finish education by Kc Longley Senior majoring in Journalism Editor-in-Chief Cleveland, Ohio. It’s not somewhere that people generally think about when they decide to move across the country. It isn’t a top destination city that is bursting at the seams with tourists life San Diego or New York City. However, it was for me. Cleveland was, […]
By Michael Comodeca As February winds down, so does the indoor portion of Cleveland State University women’s track and field schedule. During the month of February, Cleveland State competed in three tournaments. The meets took place in Akron, Geneva and Kent, Ohio. In addition, on Saturday, Feb. 24 and Sunday, Feb. 25, they will travel […]
By: Dina Usanovic Coronavirus has severely impacted the spring and fall semesters of 2020. From mandatory health check-ins and masks to online schooling, no one believed college could look like this. However, the changes being made are not yet over. Several colleges throughout Ohio have begun to look at Thanksgiving and spring breaks, wondering if […]
