A view inside the newly revamped Viking Marketplace. Photo by Molly Bregar Correction 10/3/2021: An earlier version of this article stated that Burgers 2 Beer was “bought out.” Only the Euclid Avenue location of Burgers 2 Beer will be affected by the dining changes. The Burgers 2 Beer franchise will remain open and unchanged at […]
Cleveland-Marshall College of Law. Photo courtesy of Cleveland State University Read our previous coverage: Students, city council, and more call for the removal of “Marshall” name from College of Law Last month, the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law Naming Committee voted to recommend to the CSU Board of Trustees, who have the final say in the […]
After the hassle of finding parking and traipsing through snow piles, I was nestled in at the Mimi Ohio Theater of Playhouse Square and quickly whisked away into a world of pure spectacle. I had found my seat just in time to see a giant metal circular dream catcher rolling across the stage, dancers weaving […]
On Feb. 21, the Vikings traveled to Michigan to take on the University of Detroit Mercy. The Vikings trailed Mercy 37-35 at halftime but were led back by junior Gabriella Smith and sophomore Destiny Leo who each scored 18 points as CSU claimed an 80-60 victory over their rival. The Vikings’ strong defense showed in […]
The Student Center Atrium was one of several spaces used for the career fair. Photo by Daniel Newman. Cleveland State University’s annual event made an in-person return to guide students through “life after college” on March 2. The main goal of the Career Fair is to get students face-to-face with employers. After an initial conversation, […]
The Cleveland State University fencing team is off to a pretty good start, winning about as much as they are losing. Since “mid-major collegiate fencers compete adequately” is not exactly a riveting headline, writer Leo Kenealy dug a little deeper, and interviewed team captains junior Maeve Kozak and junior Paul Diventi. The following is a […]
Photo courtesy of Cleveland State University Looking back on four years at Cleveland State University, I can count nine paid student positions that I have held. Sure, promotions and short-term positions inflated this number, but regardless, I have had broad experience with getting the absolute most out of working for the university. I recommend working […]
Graphic courtesy of Cleveland State University There have been four scheduled events run, and Cleveland State University’s Black History Month schedule includes many more to take place on campus throughout the month of February. Feb. 2 included a general celebration of Black culture at CSU. Attendees were offered food and got the chance to enjoy […]
Graphic provided by Michael Suglio In its 11th year of bringing the film community together, the Short. Sweet. Film Fest. will present over 150 short films in a five-day period. The films, ranging from 5 to 40 minutes, will include a wide variety of genres to fit the interests of audience members. Each day of […]
President Harlan Sands gives some insight of college naming during Faculty Senate meeting. Photo by Daniel Newman On Dec. 1, Cleveland State University’s largest group of decision-makers discussed the points of emphasis in continuing the school year in January. As another Faculty Senate meeting was completed, new business talks were brief; however, the discussion about […]
By Adam Schabel The Cleveland State cross country team kept their successful season going as they finished fourth at the Horizon League Championship on Saturday, Oct. 28 in Rochester, Michigan. “Placing fourth at HLC was an unforgettable experience because our goal was to beat Wright State and we did just that. We beat them by […]
Healthcare workers across the country have been suffering from intense burnout and exhaustion since the COVID-19 pandemic began. Hospitals continue to flood with patients, and there are few incentives for employees to keep working. Pay increases are rare, help is scarce, and finding a different career is seeming more appealing than continuing to work in […]
For the last 14 elections, Ohio’s electoral votes have gone for the candidate who won the presidential election. This is a longer streak than any other state in the U.S., prompting the common saying ‘as Ohio goes, so goes the nation.’ However, this year Ohio broke that streak, giving its 18 electoral votes to Donald […]
By: Kourtney Husnick Fires burned, rain fell and music played as Brite Winter took over the west bank of the Flats for the 10th year in a row. Five stages ensured the music never stopped in the festival village and neighborhood venues, while art tents and ice carving demonstrations showcased visual displays. Fire pits and […]
