By Griffin Parrett Friday, Nov. 15 was a day of concerts, as there were a handful of shows to go to in the Cleveland area. The Wolstein Center had A Day To Remember, I Prevail, Beartooth and Can’t Swim. A show that I was originally supposed to go to. The show had a stacked lineup […]
By Anna Toth Cleveland State University was put under shelter last Saturday, Feb. 10 at 10:37 p.m. The shelter in place lasted just over an hour, during which students were told to stay in place on campus and avoid the Science Research (SR) building. Around 10 police patrol vehicles were seen surrounding Julka Hall and a K-9 […]
Disclaimer: This is a satirical piece. By Samantha Meyer After a three-month long search and interview process, the women’s cross country team has officially hired a new head coach. First Sergeant Robert Menzies will take over as the new coach. Menzies beat out 50 other candidates to secure his spot as the women’s head cross […]
By: Dina Usanovic It’s the most wonderful time of the year- and the longest. Each year, beginning signs of the Christmas season appear earlier and earlier each year. This year, Christmas decorations were displayed at stores before Halloween, which is a new low. Christmas season has a certain nostalgia surrounding it- white lights, white snow, […]
By Cory Linsner The Cleveland State University men’s soccer team has hit the pitch for the start to their 2019 campaign. This season, the team is under new leadership as Sinisa Ubiparipovic comes in to lead the team. Ubiparipovic was promoted to head coach after being an assistant coach last season and the acting head […]
Many sophomores are on campus for the first time this year. Photo by Connor Mahon Grace Wasson, a biology major, lived off-campus as a freshman during the entire 2020-2021 school year because of coronavirus protocols drawn up by Cleveland State University’s administration. Besides the experience of living on campus for the first time, Wasson is […]
By Briana Oldham The William and Mary Tribe Invitational took place on March 17 in Williamsburg, Virginia. The event marked the beginning of the outdoor portion of the spring season for the women’s track and field team. There were multiple Vikings who emerged victorious over the seven outdoor events. The only participant in the field […]
New school year brings changes to CSU dance department Director of Dance, DeAndra Stone (right), & Assistant to the Director of Dance, Sarah Carey (left). Photo by Trinity Stevens The Cleveland State University dance department had been under the direction of Lynn Deering for several years, becoming quite set in its ways. However, the 2021-2022 […]
By Kourtney Husnick Cleveland State University announced via email the death of a student Monday, Nov. 25. The student, identified as Zachary Duffield in threads on the Wildfire app, died by suspected suicide Sunday morning in his Langston apartment. Students shared additional information, including a link to a GoFundMe set up to assist the family […]
By Mollee Ryan Freshman Music Therapy major Opinion Editor As of the year 2000, the measles were officially terminated from the United States. Officials applauded medical experts for their work and use of vaccinations to banish the devastating illness. But from Jan. 1 to Feb. 29, more than 206 cases of the measles have been […]
Mass vaccine clinic at the Wolstein Center earlier this year. Photo courtesy of Cleveland.com With students returning to campus for the semester in recent weeks, many Ohio universities have made headlines regarding campus policies on mandated COVID-19 vaccines, causing students, staff, and faculty alike at Cleveland State University to wonder if-and when- CSU may follow […]
By Adam Schabel Reality began to set in for Cleveland Indians fans in the eighth inning of Game 3 of the American League Division Series (ALDS) at Progressive Field in Cleveland. Fans were heading for the exits in droves after Houston Astros shortstop Carlos Correa launched a three-run home run into the right field seats. […]
President Harlan Sands receiving a COVID-19 vaccination. Photo courtesy of Cleveland State University Cleveland State University has been randomly testing students for coronavirus since 2020. As the 2021-2022 academic school year moves along, speculation surrounding the school’s method of slowing the spread has grown. Shortly following the release of a Sept. 3 video presentation featuring […]
Disclaimer: This is a satirical piece. By Adam Schabel A laughing stock no more. The Cleveland Browns are on top of the sports world. With an end of the season win against the Pittsburgh Steelers, their arch rival, the Browns capped off a perfect 16-0 season. “I can’t even believe it,” Browns head coach Hue […]
