By Jamison Schroeder Cleveland State University men’s tennis began the spring portion of the schedule with a 1-1 start. After a tough loss to University of Kentucky, they would dominate the University of Toledo. The team is coming off of back to back Horizon League Championships, winning the conference tournament the past two seasons. The Vikings return […]
By Ben Hercik Last year, Cinderella decided to take up residence in Cleveland, as the Vikings men’s basketball team made a run to the Horizon League Tournament Finals. The Vikings came into the tournament as the eighth seed, and had to battle through the entire bracket. They ran off wins over Youngstown State University, Northern […]
By Mollee Ryan Freshman Music Therapy major Opinion Editor As of the year 2000, the measles were officially terminated from the United States. Officials applauded medical experts for their work and use of vaccinations to banish the devastating illness. But from Jan. 1 to Feb. 29, more than 206 cases of the measles have been […]
By Anna Toth In October, the university garnered national attention from outlets such as Buzzfeed and Huffington Post when university President Ronald M. Berkman spoke of anti-LGBTQ posters as free speech. Since then, Berkman has apologized, a new university president-elect has been announced and the campus community seems to be moving on. Maurice Stinnett, […]
How can CSU students take advantage of the opportunity? By Mia Mills President Harlan Sands was eager to announce the partnership with Cleveland’s leading medical professionals to integrate a talent pipeline at Cleveland State University. According to the announcement made by Governor Mike Dewine and JobsOhio, CSU will receive funding from JobsOhio to create a […]
Entertainment Trumps Politics By: Dina Usanovic September 29th marked an important milestone in the election year- the first debate. Many Americans were intrigued to watch the debate and learn the policies each candidate intended to implement should he win the election. In such an uncertain time, the debate should have given Americans the hope of […]
By: Mia Mills The month of love is upon us— or the month of sheer annoyance. So, how did the day consisting of candlelit dinners at your nearest Olive Garden and cheap Hallmark cards come into play? The origins of the holiday would seem to have a romantic backstory, however, the story begins with Roman […]
By: Jamison Schroeder Club sports are a bright spot here at Cleveland State University, and with 23 clubs there are over a hundred students who are taking place in some sort of activity throughout the year. Club sports are a perfect way to stay active and meet new people, but with this year it has […]
By Chau Tang What is life without dance? There would be a minimum amount of joy. We dance to not only uplift ourselves but to tell a story. Dance can be interpreted in many ways. The Cleveland State dance concert went on for two days, March 23 and 24 and it was located in Allen […]
By Ben Hercik Cleveland State University held their annual Giving Day on Feb. 12, which is a full day of fundraising focused on asking alumni for donations for the school. This year, the university had a goal of receiving 2,020 different donations. Not only did Cleveland State surpass that goal by receiving over 2,551 donations, […]
By Nathan Paris It is only the second month of the new decade, and many people have given up their resolutions. It is the typical things like going to the gym twice a week, cutting out chocolate or reading a book that people usually give up on by February. Changing your lifestyle is difficult all […]
By Dina Usanovic (Berkman Hall, Cleveland State University, Source: Luke Peters) We are in uncharted territory. The Coronavirus has caused a significant disruption in daily life for the past six months, and Cleveland State University has not been immune. When the governor of Ohio, Mike Dewine, announced in March that education was to be delivered […]
Bringing awareness to an issue across the globe By Dina Usnaovic COLOMBO, Sri Lanka – The COVID-19 pandemic has forced people to make certain sacrifices in order to maintain a certain level of safety: people now have to wear masks in most public places, dine in eating at restaurants was suspended, schools switched to online […]
Almost 30 community organizations in Cleveland, including Cleveland Public Library, Cleveland Teachers Union, and The Mayor’s office, are encouraging reading to Cleveland residents to boost literacy levels in the city by launching Cleveland Reads Citywide Reading Challenge. The challenge has two goals: have the city collectively read a million books and/or read for one million […]
