Photo by Connor Mahon Extensive conversations regarding the names of the newly restructured academic colleges have concluded. This realignment was a priority of the CSU 2.0 plan, which seeks to “better reflect our unique strengths, create recruiting and investment opportunities, streamline administrative support, and reduce administrative costs where possible,” according to the CSU 2.0 webpage. […]
This slideshow requires JavaScript. By Beth Casteel Watching as the clock slowly ticks towards 9 p.m., many concertgoers can visibly be seen perking up at the thought that their wait for fellow Clevelander, Kid Cudi, would soon be over. This concert would be a year in the making. The anticipation was evident as the crowd […]
By Regan Reeck Like many students, Jennifer Visocky O’Grady, a professor of art and design at Cleveland State University, was indecisive when it came to deciding her major. A future in education wasn’t on her mind when she finally found her place in design her junior year of college, but in an attempt to please […]
By Kourtney Husnick With our president openly dismissing our First Amendment rights, it is time for a reminder that the use of our freedoms does not require us to fulfill anyone else’s concept of respect. Stand, kneel, sit, walk away with your back turned or place your hand on your heart. It is the decision […]
By Steven Mcgarvie Coming off a 14-16 overall record season last year, the Cleveland State Women’s Basketball team looks to build and move forward for the 2017-2018 season. The addition of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) All-American, 5-foot-11 guard/forward combo Rachel Slaney looks to help give the Vikings an extra boost in scoring […]
By: Beth Casteel On July 24, reports began rushing in that Demi Lovato was found unconscious in her home. It was later reported by “Rolling Stone Magazine” that the singer was treated with Narcan, which is an emergency treatment used for narcotic overdoses, before she was taken to the hospital for further treatment. Once there, […]
On March 4, 2021, Governor Mike DeWine announced via Twitter that, once Ohio maintains 50 cases per 100,000 citizens for a two-week period, all health orders will be rescinded. For the past two weeks, the state of Ohio has seen an average of 143.8 cases per 100,000 people— which is an incredible improvement. Soon, masks […]
By: Jenna Thomas Flu season is approaching, and compounded with the Coronavirus pandemic, getting a flu shot can be especially important this year. Cleveland State students have the opportunity to get a free flu shot from the Health and Wellness Center. The Center is located in room 205 of the Center for Innovations in Medical […]
By Kourtney Husnick Establishing itself 36 years before classes began at Cleveland State University, The Cauldron’s first issue went to print Monday, Oct. 7, 1929 as the Co-operative Engineering College paper at the Cleveland YMCA School of Technology (Y-Tech). With a staff of 23 students, one faculty advisor and $46 in printing expenses, The Cauldron […]
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 Ben Hercik Sports Editor The Cleveland State University wrestling team entered their first tournament of the season on Nov. 3, as they took part in the Clarion Open. Many wrestlers had good tournaments, with senior Evan Cheek leading the way. Cheek returned to the starting lineup after taking a redshirt year and didn’t miss a beat, taking […]
By Anna Toth A message from the President emailed to the university on Sept. 6 extended support to students affected by the suspension of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. In the email, the school promises DACA students a place in the university and continued support and urged congress to pass legislation that […]
The Cleveland State men’s swimming team began their season with a 132-130 loss to Miami University (Ohio) on Oct. 9. The Vikings had eight individual event wins at the meet and saw seven swimmers make their collegiate debuts. Two athletes who stood out were freshman Jackson Nester and freshman Paddy Johnston. Nester won the 500-yard […]
Protestors in Alabama rally against the state’s anti-abortion legislation in 2019. Photo courtesy of Julie Bennett Right now, the entire world watches as the U.S. readies itself to roll back protections long asserted by the United Nations as a human right; the freedom to safe and legal abortion. There is no question that this is […]
