Recapping “Time: The Kalief Browder Story” on Netflix By Dina Usanovic Recently, I watched a documentary on Netflix entitled “Time: The Kalief Browder Story.” This 6 episode series has incensed and severely disillusioned me to the truth about our great nation. America is described as the land of the free, the greatest democracy in the […]
By: Dina Usanovic Millennials and Gen-Zs have tested the limits regarding body alterations. As Millennials entered the workforce with an affinity for tattoos, society questioned whether such body adornments were unprofessional. With the increase in tattoos seen in society, it’s time to evaluate their effect on professional life. Many employers used to feel that tattoos […]
By: August Vullo The Cleveland State University men’s swimming and diving team finished second in the Horizon League Swimming and Diving Championships with 718.5 points. “The Cauldron” was able to interview swimmer Griffin Manning to discuss the championships and the overall season. Manning described placing second as a great experience but noted that they are […]
June 2021 welcomes live theatre back to Cleveland By: Abigail Jarvis This summer Cleveland’s Playhouse Square will reopen its doors to theatre-goers for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic hit last spring. The first show to return to the Playhouse stages will be “The Choir of Man.” An interactive and boisterous show, “The Choir […]
By Nick Hawks If there was any doubt which home was Matthew Mark Hunter’s, the man outside the house in the full-blown elf costume, smoking a cigarette, was a dead giveaway. This wasn’t one of those friendly-looking elves, like from popular Christmas movies, The Santa Claus or Elf. This elf had a face painted white […]
By Connor Mahon CSU has set an ambitious goal of increasing enrollment by 4,500 students by 2025. That is a 27% increase to the student body, By: Connor Mahon CSU 2.0, a five-year plan for the university, was unveiled via Facebook Live on March 26. Today, we are inspecting the third of four themes that […]
Finishing things up By: Trinity Stevens If you have been keeping up with “Bringing Art to Our City” then you probably know that it is about time for the third and final article in the series. Well, you are in luck, because the CSU Cauldron has all the details on the conclusion of this mural […]
By: Anonymous *Anonymity is being used out of respect as some of this material is current and sensitive to those involved. Contact your Student Government Association with additional information regarding student services. Whether you knew CSU was operating a Counseling Center, visited their staff during the current year, or agreed with their confidentiality or reporting […]
By: Maggie Phillips & Jenna Thomas While the Halloween season may have ended, the horrors of 2020 have not gone with it. Throughout the past few weeks, the United States has reported more positive COVID-19 cases than ever before, with a peak of over 85,000 new cases on Oct. 23. On Oct. 29, Ohio Governor […]
Good people go to hell and students will probably go to counseling By Karim Mohammed Seif On a fateful Wednesday morning, as I walked out of my class, I noticed a particularly loud man and his colleagues in the Cleveland State University court yard. At first, I hoped it was something of value, but little […]
By: Maddie Saines CSU’s women’s tennis team is on a seven game win streak, coming out on top in their last two match-ups with Northern Kentucky University. By: Molly Bregar The Cleveland State University women’s tennis team secured two victories this past weekend at the Medical Mutual Tennis Pavilion against Northern Kentucky University to wrap […]
By Regan Reeck A little more than a year ago, The United States of America watched — some in horror and disbelief, others in awe — as Donald Trump, a billionaire businessman with a past in reality television, was elected president. With no experience in the world of politics, other than sideline commentary spewed […]
Zohaib Zafar The Arab Spring began in Tunisia in 2010. Thousands of Arabs protested and demanded that their leaders either reform or leave. Not very long afterwards, protesters were marching in Damascus, the capital of Syria, motivated by other Arabs whom they took notice of through media outlets like Al Jazeera as well as through […]
By Anna Toth After the announcement of President Ronald Berkman’s retirement, Cleveland State University selected a Presidential Search Committee to look for a new president. The Committee – comprised of 22 members from the CSU and greater downtown Cleveland communities – will spend the next few weeks hearing thoughts from the students, faculty and […]
