By Savannah Lewis The Center of International Services and Programs (CISP) and the Student Government Association (SGA) hosted International Education Day on Nov. 26. This event was held to celebrate International Education Week, which was from Nov. 18-22. Due to scheduling reasons, CISP and SGA had to hold the program after the known time to […]
By Nick Hawks A&E Editor It was a night of celebration on Jan. 31, as The Galleries at Cleveland State University had its opening reception for the spring exhibition,”Timeless Vision: Earth, Sea, and Sky.” “This exhibition is intended to celebrate the sublime beauty of the landscape without dwelling on the pressing issues of the natural […]
By: Beth Casteel Ohio gubernatorial candidates, Republican Mike DeWine and Democrat Richard Cordray, met in Cleveland on Thursday, Oct. 4, to host a live digital forum called “Talking Jobs With Ohio’s Next Governor.” Held at the Idea Center near Playhouse Square, which is also home to Cleveland State University’s Film and Digital Media college, the […]
Some tips to helps students stay alert in the summer months By: Mia Mills Summer is less than a week away, and many students will return home to take a well-deserved break after a full year of pandemic learning. Summer events will be very exciting to go to, but it is important to remember safety. […]
By Connor Mahon The College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences is one of the colleges being reconsolidated, By: Connor Mahon CSU 2.0, a five year plan for the future of the university, was unveiled in a Facebook Live on March 26. Today, we are taking a closer look at the first of four themes […]
by Ashley Mott Alumni Olivia Moe is taking the world of film by storm. She has been challenging the norms that surround the film industry constantly for the past few years. Moe graduated in the Spring of 2018 with a Bachelors in Film and Interactive Media, multiple short films under her belt, and a thirst […]
By: Dina Usanovic Earth Day recently passed by, and it made me wonder if there was a way for college students to be more sustainable. With textbooks and writing notes, there is often a lot of paper wasted. It is important for our generation, which will soon inherit the responsibility of caring for the world […]
By Anna Toth Cleveland State recently announced a potential solution to the parking perils that frequently plague the university — the Parking Strategic Partnership Project. The public-private partnership would be between Cleveland State and a qualified third-party parking operator. The parking operator would pay a fee to the university to take responsibility for the […]
By Nick Hawks It’s been a tough stretch for the Cleveland State University softball team. Going into the doubleheader against Robert Morris University on March 27, the Vikings had dropped six of their past seven games, being outscored by an average of over six runs per game during the stretch. However, the Vikings showed up […]
By: Maggie Phillips The CSU Counseling Center offers a variety of services to students, this could change with potential outsourced mental health services, Photo by: Molly Bregar Cleveland State University recently released a Request for Proposals (RFP) seeking bids for an outside provider of mental health care services at CSU. While the RFP is no […]
By Adam Schabel The Cleveland State University men’s basketball team accomplished something that they hadn’t done in nearly a decade by making it to the Horizon League Championship Game for the first time since 2009. The Vikings got hot towards the end of the season as they went 4-4 over their last eight regular season […]
By: Maggie Phillips On March 18, the Cleveland State University Board of Trustees voted unanimously to extend University President Harlan Sand’s contract until June 2026. Sands has held this position since taking over for former president Ronald Berkman in 2018. His previous contract would have expired in 2023, but the new extension provides him three […]
By: “The Cauldron” Editorial/Managment staff At Cleveland State University and other colleges throughout the nation, student journalists create safe environments for student opinion, holding their administration accountable, and protecting student liberties on campus. However, student-run press organizations are much more than that. Being a part of a student press organization also fosters a sense of […]
By David Delaat The year 2017 marks the 20th anniversary of the release of the first “Harry Potter” book. As a long time fan of the “Harry Potter” movies, this intrigued me and sparked an interest in potentially checking out the books that started it all. Yes, it’s true, I have never read the […]
