BY ASHLEY MOTT Arts and Entertainment Editor CONTRIBUTION BY GRIFFIN PARRET While there have been many renovations occurring on campus, with Washkewicz Hall entering phase two of its completion, the new film school and the Weston Ideation Lab all coming into the public eye, some of the other in additions to campus have been hidden […]
While our staff has received an overwhelming amount of support recently, we have also seen some concerns and confusion come up surrounding the article we released last week. As part of our goal as a student publication, The Cauldron aims to educate the Cleveland State University community on the purpose of journalism and its ethics. […]
By John Eppich The Olympics have only just begun, and already, President Donald Trump’s administration is making Americans look bad. Vice President Mike Pence has been nothing but disrespectful during the opening ceremonies of the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics. For those who are unaware of the situation, Pence — a man who has denounced people sitting […]
By Luke Peters Most of us are familiar with the idea of an internship; it’s where someone new to the industry can learn the ropes in a low-risk environment, hopefully gaining valuable relationships and experience along the way. As useful as these experiences can be, unpaid internship programs can make these opportunities inaccessible to students, […]
By Kelsey Allen Cleveland State’s Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship is hosting its fifth annual StartUp Vikes Weekend from Feb. 23 through 25. The event is open to students, faculty, and the community at large. Katie Van Dyke, director of the Ohio Small Business Development Center and main facilitator for the event, is anticipating the […]
Disclaimer: This is a satirical piece. By Kourtney Husnick Parking at Cleveland State University is, without a doubt, the most frustrating and unpleasant part of the student experience. Lots fill up way too often. Parking passes are too expensive. Some of the garages are falling apart. Students who park here, or even walk by the […]
By Aurora Harris The Homecoming Parade took place on Oct. 3 and went down Euclid avenue. Photo courtesy of Willie Stickley. Cleveland State University kicked off week six of the fall semester with a gauntlet of Homecoming events, such as goat yoga, a film festival, Woodstock Wednesday, Potterpalooza, a Homecoming parade and of course, the Homecoming […]
By Nicole Thering With the beginning of the new school year, Cleveland State University decided it was time for a new security app. The Rave Guardian replaced the old app, Viking Shield, which was introduced to almost every student during their orientation to the school and during campus tours. Rave Guardian is not just a […]
By Mollee Ryan As new President Harlan Sands takes office here at Cleveland State University, opinions are circulating about the apparently, reputable man. Although, the road before President Sands’ presidency was anything but easy. Former President Ronald Berkman was a quiet man. You never heard his name very much, and if you did, it probably […]
By Jeremy Biello On Thursday, Oct. 11, entering the first floor of the Student Center one could find a selection of colorful tables and stands set up for the 21st annual Education Abroad Fair. Here, students could find all the general information needed in order to begin a path toward a learning experience in a […]
By Ben Frederick In the fall of 2013, Cleveland State University issued a policy that banned all use of tobacco in campus buildings and on property owned or leased by the university. This includes sidewalks, walkways, parking lots and anywhere else maintained by Cleveland State. They did this to stop the use of tobacco products […]
By Anna Toth Cleveland State is hosting Community Unity roundtables starting Jan. 31 in a continued effort to unite the university after anti-LGBTQ+ posters were found on campus last semester. University Vice President Maurice Stinnett is organizing the roundtables and spoke with The Cauldron last semester about how to make the campus more inclusive and […]
BY ASHLEY MOTT Arts & Entertainment Editor There is a tale that we all hear as children, the story of two people bound together as if it was written in the stars. We hear that one day they would find their other half, the person they are meant to love and hold for all their […]
By Regan Reeck Like many students, Jennifer Visocky O’Grady, a professor of art and design at Cleveland State University, was indecisive when it came to deciding her major. A future in education wasn’t on her mind when she finally found her place in design her junior year of college, but in an attempt to please […]
