Cleveland State University, in the heart of downtown Cleveland, is one of the most diverse universities in the state. While most students commute to campus every day from Northeast Ohio, could you imagine commuting all the way from another country? According to a Diversity Report and Action Plan from 2019, only 8% of the student […]
By Jenna Thomas Entering a five-week break from classes, students are packing up, heading home, and making holiday arrangements. This long vacation will give Cleveland State University time to update and reconsider their COVID-19 policies before beginning the spring semester in mid-January. There are many scenarios that could play out over the next five weeks […]
The Public Relations Society of America hosted a “Student Day 2021” where invited professionals spoke about the need-to-know trends in the communication industry- like why companies are migrating to TikTok and why they are choosing virtual influencers instead of human ones. This event took place on Oct. 22 at Cleveland State University’s Fenn Tower. Attendees […]
Common dating apps include Tinder, Bumble, and Hinge. Photo courtesy of cnet.com Dating apps are becoming increasingly popular, especially amongst college students. In fact, college-aged students, 18 to 29-year-olds, make up 15% of dating app users. People use dating apps for a variety of reasons, including finding “the one” or just for hook-ups. Regardless of […]
Cleveland State University President Harlan Sands and Provost Laura Bloomberg present plans for the upcoming semester. Cleveland State University President Harlan Sands and Provost Laura Bloomberg took to Facebook Live today to give updates on the university’s COVID-19 response and restrictions for the spring 2022 semester. The town hall meeting was announced last Friday in […]
Well, who expected this from the Cleveland Cavaliers? Going into the year the Cavaliers had an over-under of 26.5 wins and the team looks like it has plans to blow that total out of the water as they currently stand at 13-12 and 9th in the conference meaning they would head to the play-in round. […]
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 […]
The Kardashian Family. Courtesy of CR Fashion Book Pop culture often leads to many diverging opinions: Were Ross and Rachel on a break?; Who’s better, Christina or Britney?; Disney vs. Pixar; Star Wars vs. Star Trek; and much more. One of the most contentious topics in pop culture since 2009 centers on one family- the […]
By Beth Casteel The Cleveland State club hockey team is looking to end their season on a high note after defeating the University of Akron Zips twice this past weekend. On Friday, Jan. 19, the Vikings took to the ice at Quicken Loans Arena to face Akron in a game that started off in favor […]
QPR stands for Question, Persuade, Refer, a way to approach a potentially suicidal person. Photo courtesy of the QPR Institute Cleveland State University Counseling Center psychologist Bruce Menapace taught the QPR method for preventing suicide to 35 students and faculty on Nov. 12. The goal of the QPR method is to empower students to question, […]
Voters lined up outside the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections in October 2020. Photo courtesy of Ideastream Today, Justin Bibb, a 34-year-old political newcomer and winner of the September primary, will face off against Kevin Kelley, current city council president with over 16 years of experience in Cleveland politics. This election is of great importance […]
By Beth Casteel Sat with his back to the hustle and bustle of Lakewood on a cool Tuesday afternoon, Harrison Mills, a first-year Master of Legal studies student at Cleveland State University, patiently sat at a table inside of the equally happening Root Café waiting for his meal. His laptop, which is decorated with […]
Testing standards have caused additional stress in the face of COVID. Photo courtesy of Ideastream Education comes in many shapes and sizes, as we saw recently, with a massive shift to online learning during COVID. However, there is one aspect of education that always remains the same: students are graded on a standard grading scale […]
By Adam Schabel The Cleveland Indians suffered heartbreak during the playoffs for the second year in a row. They were eliminated from the playoffs by the New York Yankees in game five of the American League Division Series (ALDS) on Oct. 11. Cleveland made it all the way to game seven of the World Series […]
