By Ashley Mott From pots and pans to auditioning for American Idol, Nick Walker has taken tremendous leaps in his pursuit of a music career. The sound of metal clangs and laughing children could be heard throughout the Walker house at anytime during Walker’s young life. He and his brother would try to make music […]
By: Beth Casteel Answering the phone with a cool “hello” and a quick introduction, Jason “Rowdy” Cope of the southern rock band The Steel Woods, soon eased his way into a 15-minute conversation about his band’s history and the story of how their latest album came to be. Describing the band’s sound as a “classic […]
By: Mia Mills Cleveland State University announced in an email sent to the CSU community on April 1 that the campus will find a sense of normalcy come the fall when they plan to repopulate the campus. In that email, the university also stated that it will require students to receive a COVID-19 vaccine to […]
By Jenna Thomas Cleveland State’s campus is home to one of Ohio’s mass vaccination clinics beginning March 16 and lasting 8 weeks, By: Jack Brancatelli Cleveland State’s Wolstein Center has become home to one of the few FEMA Mass Vaccination Clinics in the country. Supported by federal funding and operated by the National Guard, the […]
Disclaimer: This is a satirical piece. By Chau Tang Beginning Aug. 27, 2019, Public Square will be taken over by restaurants. Instead of relaxing in Public Square with friends and family to either walk or take photos, Clevelanders will be able to enjoy a new selection of cultural delicacies. Cleveland is usually filled with citizens […]
By: Maddie Saines Edited By: Jack Brancatelli In this episode of “The Cauldron Weekly Recap,” Chief Editor Maddie Saines recaps stories from our ninth issue of the semester including a CSU employee hired in the midst of corruption charges, a review for a local vegan business, and more. Listen below.
Interview with dancers, Kazimir Klein & Saige Rook By: Trinity Stevens From solos and duets to full group pieces, the Cleveland State University Department of Theatre and Dance is bringing their latest works to the screen. In an annual dance concert that would normally take place in the Allen Theatre complex, this year’s concert will […]
By Nick Hawks At first, Damon Harris didn’t think much of it when a random girl sent him a flirty direct message on Instagram, or as the kids say it, “slid into his DMs.” She littered the comments section of his pictures with smiling emoji and hearts, despite being complete strangers. It wasn’t until Harris […]
By Sophie Kelner The Cleveland State University Lady Vikings basketball team dropped their most recent home contest to the Youngstown State University Penguins on Saturday, Jan. 20 at the Wolstein Center. The Penguins outscored the Vikings 66-52 behind freshman guard Chelsea Olson’s 26 points. Cleveland State moved to 12-7 on the season and 4-4 at […]
By Briana Oldham The women’s basketball team is less than a third of the way through the season and is now under new management. With a shift in coaching, the Vikings currently hold a record of 3-4. The three games won have come at home in front of the home crowd. Even with the four […]
By Michael Comodeca Now that Cleveland State’s spring schedule is underway, its women’s tennis team will strive to build on the success that they had in the fall. Although, the first two matches of the spring have not gone their way, the team is still motivated. Their first two matches of the spring season were […]
By: Anton Krieger Cleveland State’s Women Soccer Earn 12th Consecutive Academic Award Students at Cleveland State University underwent big adjustments when the COVID-19 pandemic hit the United States. Most classes went remote and the university offered a pass/fail option to support students’ GPA during the spring and summer semesters. One thing that has stayed consistent […]
By Kelsey Allen Cleveland State’s Blackboard system made some major updates in December, stirring some mixed responses from the university community. Blackboard now automatically scales for the screen of the device the student is using, simplifying navigation for mobile users. Overall, this update maintained the same functionality as previous updates, meaning the interactive parts of […]
By John Eppich August 28 of this year, North Korea shot a missile over the northern regions of Japan that landed the Pacific Ocean. North Korea has stated that its next missile will be targeted at Guam, a U.S. Territory. This has caused much worry for not only the Japanese people, but the U.S. military […]
