Reflection on the process with DeAndra Stone By: Trinity Stevens Each academic year the Cleveland State University dance program welcomes new dancers into its Viking Dance Group and the CSU Dance Company, as well as gives out several departmental scholarships. Auditions are held each spring to determine these things; however, those auditions have looked a […]
By: Tawana Watson Have you ever prepared for an exam or test, gotten enough sleep, and arrived on time but couldn’t take the exam or test because you began having shortness of breath or the sensation that you were going to faint amid taking it? Have you ever felt confident about taking a major exam […]
By Ashley Mott, Arts and Entertainment Editor Over the past few years, the number of people with tattoos have grown exponentially. People have donned their bodies with this type of artwork for centuries, but they have only just recently became widely accepted in modern society. If you were transported back in time to say, the 60s, […]
By: Beth Casteel It was a cool Saturday morning as the ladies of the Cleveland State University dance team walked into the Wolstein Center for their pre-game practice. The mood in the room was light as they met at the Annex entrance of the building. After going downstairs to one of their practice areas, the […]
Campus Security and Cleveland Police outside of Fenn Tower. Photo courtesy of Jack Brancatelli Students and staff were evacuated from Fenn Tower to the Cleveland State University Recreation Center on Dec. 2, as police and fire arrived on campus to investigate a bomb threat. Although no bomb was reported found, college campuses across Ohio and […]
Mollee Ryan Freshman Music Therapy Major, Opinion Editor Reflect on your morning. You probably grudgingly rolled out of bed and made a cup of coffee. And while sipping on your coffee, you either scrolled around on Twitter and Instagram or turned on a news station on your television or radio. Now, think about what you […]
By Beth Casteel Last year, it was reported that the university would be implementing a Dash emergency grant program that would assist students in paying for unexpected expenses that could deter a student from coming to school. Those expenses — that include medical bills, car repairs, rent and other emergency expenses — are then […]
By Dina Usanovic Cleveland State University courtyard, By Maddie Saines During the 2020 election, many promises were made by both candidates surrounding higher education. One of the most attractive promises made was by President-elect Joe Biden, who claimed that, if elected into office, he would enact a plan that would forgive a portion of student […]
By Nathan Parin Whenever I walk my dog, we are often stopped on the street by people saying, “Oh what a good boy!” I then inform them that she is a girl, and they apologize profusely for having misgendered my dog. However, when I, a transgender man, walk down the same street, I am often […]
By Jenna Thomas A coordinated, streamlined, and non-stop effort to develop a functional COVID-19 vaccine has paid off. Throughout the rest of December, Ohio will receive hundreds of thousands of doses, beginning the long process of vaccinating as much of the public as is willing. The Vaccines: Currently, there are two vaccines approved for emergency […]
By Ben Frederick The Washkewicz College of Engineering held a dedication ceremony for the Dan T. Moore MakerSpace Tuesday, Oct. 23 at 4:30 p.m. The dedication drew a crowd made up of important businessmen and women in the area such as Donald E. Washkewicz, the former CEO of Parker Hannifin, the current and former president […]
By Beth Casteel Catherine Tiesling has had a busy couple of months. As the Campus Life and Major Events Specialist, Tiesling is responsible for hosting about 130 events each year for Cleveland State University, one of which is a three day jam-packed weekend called Family Weekend. Now in its second year, Family Weekend is an […]
By Ben Frederick A few weeks ago, the global economy fell by large portions overnight. First, the United States dropped, and this caused almost every other country’s stocks to fall. Then it happened a second day and a third. The Dow Jones industrial average dropped by 1,175.21 points on Feb. 5, making it the largest drop […]
By Danielle Mihalcea Quite a few students around campus would find it very difficult pointing out where Myanmar, Bolivia, or even somewhere as simple as Spain is on a map. On top of that, students would find it even more difficult listing facts about those countries. This always leads to the question – why? Why […]
