There was a shock around the nation when Texas proposed the most restrictive abortion law seen by the United States. Many people wondered how they could pass the Supreme Court scot-free since Roe v. Wade is still in effect. This feat was owed to the unique formulation of the law. The law specifically prohibits state […]
Mayor-Elect Justin Bibb. Photo courtesy of Cleveland.com Justin Bibb was the determined winner of Cleveland’s 2021 Mayoral Election as polls closed at 7:30 p.m. on Nov. 2. While many students on a primarily commuter campus such as CSU may not be residents of the city, some knowledge of who governs the grounds on which they […]
Antonio Brown on the creative process By: Trinity Stevens On Feb. 26, Antonio Brown, Cleveland State University dance artist in residence, hosted a livestream informal dance showing via Zoom. Those watching got to see three original pieces of choreography by Brown. The videos were filmed prior to the virtual event and during the Zoom showing, […]
By Abigail Jarvis After going dark because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Cleveland theatres are now bright with entertainment for every type of audience member. The Cauldron looks at press release updates from the summer, and the lively calendar schedule from Playhouse Square. The Choir of Man – The After Party Sep 24-29 After a run […]
A virtual CSU Theatre production By: Skylar Bridgeforth Cleveland State University’s Department of Theatre has yet again adapted well to the changes that the theatre community has faced during the COVID-19 pandemic. “The Moors,” directed by Toby Vera Bercovici, is a dark comedy set on the savage moors of the English Countryside. It proved to […]
A Vikings player shoots the ball in their game against Oakland. Photo courtesy of Vikings Athletics The Cleveland State University men’s soccer team finished their 2021 season with a 3-1 loss to Oakland in the Horizon League Championship game on Nov. 13. The Vikings finished their campaign with a 10-8 overall record, an 8-2 record […]
The Cleveland State University women’s swimming and diving team did not start off the season like they hoped to. The team did not get a win until Nov. 5 where they took down Oberlin College 169-67 but fell to Findlay 138-100. They struggled out of the gate and have continued to struggle throughout the season. […]
Photo of Vincent Van Gogh at the Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit Cleveland. Photo by Reem Abumeri The Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit has traveled the globe, making its way everywhere from Paris to London, Detroit to Houston, and Chicago to Toronto. But for now, the world-renowned exhibit has settled right here in Cleveland at the Lighthouse […]
by brandon lerch The Cleveland State women’s soccer team is looking to make a big impact in the horizon league, while coming off a 2017 campaign that finished with a (9-9-1) record and a respectable (5-4) record against the conference. The Cleveland State Vikings have been picked to finish fifth in the conference according to […]
COVID-19 Vaccinations are available at Health & Wellness Services on the second floor of IM, located across the street from the Student Center. Photo by Molly Bregar Cleveland State University announced the introduction of vaccination incentives for CSU students, faculty, and staff earlier today via email. For a three week period from Oct. 5 – […]
By Kelsey Allen Cleveland State’s Pink Gloves Boxing is participating in Breast Cancer Awareness Month by hosting its first-annual Punch-a-Thon on Oct. 18 from 5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. The Punch-A-Thon allows people to get a few moments of boxing time in with various donation levels. The minimum amount that people can donate to participate […]
By: Dina Usnaovic An email recently went out to student organizations, including The Cauldron, regarding faculty comments on on-campus activities. The email detailed a new policy stating that the university’s marketing department must approve of any official comments given by faculty members to the media. Is this considered an infringement on First Amendment rights? Forcing […]
By Maddie Saines Rhodes Tower, Cleveland State University, By: Molly Bregar Cleveland State University issued an email to students, faculty and the university community today- Nov 17 – detailing the university’s plans to move to fully remote learning beginning on Nov 30. CSU did not initially plan to move to remote learning after the university […]
Cleveland State University art students are getting to bring some of their work to the greater Cleveland community. In an opportunity to create a public mural for Great Lakes, students have submitted their potential designs for the artwork. Two of the pieces submitted were by Mya Rowe. Both potential designs feature the prominent Playhouse Square […]
