By Ben Hercik Sports Editor The Cleveland State University cross country team continued its season with a good showing at the Disney Cross Country Classic, which was a 5K race. In the race, the Vikings had six runners finish in the top 30, with two runners finishing in the top 10. Junior Anna Brandt posted her second top […]
By Anna Toth In a very short amount of time, Hurricanes Harvey and Irma displaced thousands of Americans, taking away their homes, their possessions and even loved ones. For many of us, it’s an experience that can never be understood or properly put into words. While there are many national organizations accepting donations and providing […]
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.
By: Beth Casteel The sound of crinkling paper can be heard throughout the quiet rows of bookshelves, which is at home in the university’s archive room. As each new page is turned, a new part of The Cauldron’s long history at the university is revealed, piece by piece. The reason for the stroll down memory […]
By Nick Hawks Russell Borski’s office is not your typical office. Walking inside, it feels more like its own art exhibit, covered from ceiling to floor in colorful paintings, artifacts and sculptures, some of which are of Borski’s own design. Borski explains that every office he has ever had has felt this way. “I […]
By: Maggie Phillips The RTA bus taking its route up Euclid Ave at Cleveland State, By: Jack Brancatelli Despite the many changes Cleveland State University has undergone due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the university is still offering students the U-Pass. The U-Pass costs $40 and allows unlimited bus and train access on any Greater Cleveland […]
By Nahomy Ortiz-Garcia On Tuesday Oct. 3, President Donald Trump visited my devastated homeland, Puerto Rico, where millions of American citizens are starving due to the tragic storm that hit the island. There is little power all over the island, there’s no water, only half of Puerto Rico’s grocery shops are open, supplies are minimal […]
By Savannah Lewis Last November, my friends and I sat around the TV watching in disbelief as Donald Trump became our president. During this time, we made jokes that were tinted with the real fear of losing our rights and protections as American citizens. We weren’t sure what the outcome of this man’s presidency would […]
By Ashley Mott The sound of crowds roaring is one that many concertgoers are aware of. However, for the annual Winter Jam tour, those roars become a massive shout of worship as Christian artists from around the world take to the stage at venues across the nation. While Australia is most known for killer waves […]
By Cory Linsner The Dennis Gates era will officially begin when the Cleveland State University men’s basketball team takes the court on Nov. 5 in Minneapolis against the University of Minnesota of the Big Ten Conference. A big roster turnover, plus a new coaching staff, makes this season an interesting one. A rebuild is imminent, […]
By Beth Casteel Walking into The Cauldron’s office with an air of confidence in his stride, Malik Jones was quick to introduce himself. Jones, who is graduating this semester, is majoring in Cleveland State’s theater program. From an early age, Jones was theatrical and very expressive. Finding a place in drama club while in middle […]
By Briana Oldham The Cleveland State women’s tennis team took March and April by storm with a current record of 7-4 complete with an impressive 5 game win streak. Overall on the season, the Vikings are 11-11. Senior Aleksandra Golawska spoke candidly about the season. “We have had to overcome a lot of adversity with […]
The Cauldron Editorial Staff joins Students Against Marshall, the Black Law Students Association, OUTlaw, the Arab Law Student Association, the Black Student Union, and many others in calling for the Cleveland State University Board of Trustees to act immediately and vote on the issue of the College of Law name change. John Marshall was a […]
By Maggie Phillips In early August, a group of Cleveland State University students announced a protest demonstrating the university’s failure to address racial discrimination. In light of a recent meeting with President Sands, the protest organizers-Aminat Adebayo, LaNiqua Jones, Bridgette Lewis, and Lotus Wilson-decided to postpone the protest to Sep 24th. While the protest was […]
