Cleveland State University approached uncharted territory this year, as the Coronavirus changed the landscape of education in the United States. While it forced every school across the country to face the same predicament, many schools adopted different policies to deal with the spread of the virus. Has CSU adequately addressed issues related to the virus […]
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 […]
By: Matt Poshedley The Vikings attended their first tournament of the year which began on Friday, Sept. 22 and ended on Sunday, Sept. 24 at the University of Akron. Head coach Brian Etzkin and assistant coach Frank Polito of the Vikings women’s tennis team had the girls ready to play. There’s no lack of coaching […]
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 […]
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 […]
In Ohio, substance abuse fatalities have risen by 800% since 2000, affecting many. These fatalities quickly spread their way through Cuyahoga County, which set its first record high of 727 drug-related deaths in 2017. After this record high, there appeared to be hope on the horizon as drug-related deaths in Cuyahoga County began to fall […]
Welcome to the April and May edition of The Cauldron’s monthly concert roundup series, reviewing and recapping the previous month’s entertainment offerings. Want to add your experiences to future articles? Contact us. Cavetown Cavetown performs at the Agora. Photo by Ryan Kustaborder. April 29th, 2022 with Addison Grace and Tessa Violet Cavetown is the stage name […]
The Cleveland State women’s tennis team finished their regular season strong with a 13-10 overall record and a 6-0 record in Horizon League play. With their undefeated league record, the Vikings clinched the top seed in the Horizon League Tournament. The 2022 season marked the first time in program history that the Vikings women’s tennis […]
Euclid Commons is one of two residence halls at CSU, which combined house just 10% of the student body. Goals to raise this to 20% in the next 5 years have been proposed, By: Molly Bregar CSU 2.0, a 5 year plan for the future of the university, was unveiled in a Facebook Live on […]
Dr. Richard Schoephoerster will assume the roll in February. Photos courtesy of Cleveland State University / Archdaily.com A new dean has been selected for the Washkewicz College of Engineering. Dr. Richard Schoephoerster (pronounced “shop-oyster”) will assume the role on Feb. 14, 2022. He is currently the dean of the Graduate College and Research at Arkansas […]
By: Beth Casteel For any high school senior, the prospect of going to college is scary. Between the taste of freedom, sleepless nights and long hours of work, it feels as though there’s a constant pressure of finding the perfect school. And when you do, that pressure is quickly turned into the anxiety-filled question: “Will […]
By Beth Casteel, additional reporting by KC Longley Walking through the doors of the Cleveland State University Student Center on the first official day of classes, saw many first-year students in awe of their newfound surroundings. As the hustle and bustle commenced, students could be seen looking at printed out schedules, trying to figure out […]
By Sophie Kelner The Cleveland State University men’s soccer team concluded its first season under head coach Kirk Harwat after dropping its Horizon League semifinal game against The University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) Flames on Nov. 9 in Chicago. Unable to even the score, the Vikings lost 3-1 to the eventual conference champions after […]
Cleveland Museum of Art exhibit honors culture & inspires reflection By: Abigail Jarvis The Cleveland Art Museum hosting “Second Careers: Two Tributaries in African Art” will be available to view until March 14th, By: Abigail Jarvis The Cleveland Museum of art is well known for its insightful exhibitions and many opportunities for artistic interpretation. Currently, […]
