By Anton Krieger Over the summer, the Department of Athletics at Cleveland State University voted to install the “Victory Lap” program for senior athletes who were unable to complete their senior spring season due to the Coronavirus pandemic. The Victory Lap program will fund 14 seniors to compete for Cleveland State while continuing their education. The […]
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 Nick Hawks The Cleveland State University women’s soccer team has yet to find their footing on the 2019 season, with a record of 3-6-3 through 12 games. A big problem for the Vikings has been protecting their house. At Krenzler Field last season, they went an astonishing 8-1 en route to an overall record of 11-7-1, […]
By Anna Toth Cleveland State University recently announced that Main Classroom would be renamed after University President Ronald M. Berkman. The announcement was made at a ceremony on April 11, where members of the campus community, as well as Cleveland leaders like Mayor Frank Jackson, reflected on Berkman’s accomplishments over his nine years as Cleveland […]
by Briana Oldham The Cleveland-Marshall College of Law presented a program on Tuesday, Feb. 13 detailing the opioid crisis, its causes and effects, and how we can attempt to remedy the situation. Since 2009, the United States has seen a spike in opioid related deaths. There were five panelists who spoke on how we got here and […]
Boney Fingers is located next door to the Comfort Inn across from the Law Building. Photo by Connor Mahon Since the start of the spring 2020 semester, there have been two new restaurants opened on campus, and students seem to enjoy them. These fresh places to eat have surprised many students amidst the coronavirus pandemic, […]
CSU music students to perform a virtual showcase By: Trinity Stevens CSU music students are set to host a live streamed jazz showcase on March 8 at 6:30 p.m., Source: CSU School of Communication Bop your way down to the Bop Stop Facebook page this coming Monday night, March 8, for some jazzy tunes. At […]
By Beth Casteel Introducing himself with a simple, “Hello, it’s Owen Ashworth,” the musician behind two of the underground music scene’s best-kept secrets, eased his way into a 30-minute conversation about his lengthy career. Jumping into the underground alternative and indie music scene almost two decades ago, Ashworth’s original brainchild was a solo project under […]
By Beth Casteel A worn notebook with the edges torn and a crisp, newly printed list of questions sat in the lap of one of the Cauldron’s staff members. With questions of the months-in-the making interview freshly inked on the newly printed sheet of paper, introductions were made between the two staff members of the […]
Advocates for fair maps marching as part of Ohio’s Fair Maps Day event at the Ohio Statehouse on September 21, 2021. Photo courtesy of Paul Becker At Cleveland State University, our campus has been split between Ohio State House District 10 and 11 for the past decade. Splitting campus communities like ours dilutes our voting […]
A.I.M. by Kyle Abraham. Photo courtesy of Carrie Schneider On Nov. 6th, A.I.M by Kyle Abraham brought “An Untitled Love” to Playhouse Square. This show was noteworthy in its travel to the Mimi Ohio Theater, as it marked the first in-person performance for a DANCECleveland season at Playhouse Square since 2019. Entering into the theatre, […]
Great Lakes Theater just concluded its run of Shakespeare’s “The Tempest,” having opened its doors at the Hanna Theater of Playhouse Square for the first time since 2019 because of the COVID-19 pandemic. This show was quite the rainbow to emerge after the storm. In the first few seconds, the audience was left in awe […]
Bargain hunters swarm the entrance to a store before it opens for Black Friday shopping. Photo courtesy of timeline.con Black Friday has been a tradition in America for decades. It is the day after Thanksgiving in which most stores participate in widespread sales. However, many people have become disillusioned regarding Black Friday. The day of […]
Non-traditional students make up 15% of CSU’s undergraduate population, and have taken many diverse paths to get to where they are today. Graphic by Matthew Keyerleber Adult learners- called non-traditional students- make up 15% of Cleveland State University’s undergraduate population. Cleveland State defines adult learners as “…a new or returning student entering college over the […]
