By Kourtney Husnick Cleveland State University’s Student Government Association (SGA) finished the replacement process for their treasurer position Aug. 30, filling an empty executive board seat without following their constitution’s guidelines for the second academic year in a row. The spring SGA election’s winning executive board ticket lost their treasurer candidate over the summer and […]
By Jamison Schroeder As the offseason ends for the Cleveland State University men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams, there is a certain buzz about the team following the hiring of a new head coach. The new season means new preseason polls for both teams, and both have the Vikings ranked highly. The men’s team holds steady […]
By Gwendolyn Kochur “Playwrights teach us nothing about love,” argues Queen Elizabeth to her court. “They make it pretty, they make it comical, or they make it lust, but they cannot make it true.” Cleveland Play House’s “Shakespeare In Love” may just prove her wrong. The show is both stunningly pretty and fiercely comical (with […]
By Jamison Schroeder The Cleveland State University volleyball team needed a miracle to reach the Horizon League tournament. The Vikings needed to win-out and have Northern Kentucky lose-out in order for them to make the conference tournament. However, it simply wasn’t in the cards for the team. The Vikings fell short of winning a five-set match against […]
By Cory Linsner There’s a new club sport that’s making its way to the Cleveland State University campus. Those who are familiar with the “Harry Potter” books or movie series should check out the courtyards because you might just see a familiar scene. Quidditch is here and open for the Cleveland State community to experience. Quidditch is […]
In an email sent to students the evening of Monday, April 19, the university announced that the CSU Student Covid-19 Vaccination Center will reopen Wednesday, April 21, this time using the Pfizer vaccine. The vaccination center- which was recently closed following a joint recommendation from the CDC and FDA on the Johnson & Johnson vaccine- […]
By Anna Toth CSU Joins #WeAreIn Campaign CSU pledged to fight climate change by joining the #WeAreStillIn Campaign, a direct response to President Donald Trump pulling the United States out of the Paris Agreement. The Paris Agreement, originally signed by 195 countries, aims to keep rising temperatures “well below 2 degrees Celsius” and transition to […]
By: Maggie Phillips and Jenna Thomas On Tuesday, Citizens for a Safer Cleveland held a virtual press conference launching their campaign to improve police oversight and accountability in the city of Cleveland. This ballot initiative would establish an independent civilian police review board. This initiative would also establish resources and funding to provide members of […]
By Matt Poshedley The Vikings men’s golf team has wrapped up their fall season. Their season started at the Turning Stone Tiger Intercollegiate at Kaluhyat Golf Club in Verona, New York. On their first day of play, the men saw themselves in seventh out of 15 teams. The second day, they moved up two spots […]
By Matt Poshedley The Cleveland State University men’s tennis team began their season with two impressive title wins at the Purdue Fall Invitational, held on Friday, Sept. 15 through Sunday, Sept. 17. On the first day of the tournament, the Vikings won three of their singles matches and went 4-2 in their doubles matches. Freshman […]
By Beth Casteel The slightly crowded room was filled with the sounds of the hustle and bustle of people walking in and out of the restaurant. The air was cool, the beginning stages of winter were slowly making its appearance and many found comfort in the warm atmosphere inside of the restaurant. After finding a […]
The misinformation surrounding people with disabilities By Jamison Schroeder Opinion Editor It was any other normal day waiting for my parents to come home from an IEP meeting with my brother. The IEP meetings were a norm in our household, every so often my parents would have to go out and have a discussion with the school about […]
Using film as a medium for mental health awareness By: Skylar Bridgeforth The Campus Activities Board’s Diversity Chair, Reem Abumeri, recently hosted an event led by Art with Impact. Art with Impact uses short films to start a meaningful dialogue among young people about mental health. For this event, the mission statement was, without a […]
By Ryan Cooper Jazz music is wholly unique unto itself. From the improvisation, the freeform pieces, the collective nature of taking bits and pieces from blues, folk and world music, the notes held for minutes at a time to the short, staccato bursts, jazz uses every tool in the musical wheelhouse to create experiences unlike […]
