By Maggie Phillips This semester has brought about many challenges for Cleveland State and its surrounding community. With less campus foot traffic due to the high number of remote classes, many students are unaware of how on-campus businesses are faring with reduced clientele. Some classic CSU dining options have been temporarily closed, like Joe Maxx […]
By Anna Toth In a very short amount of time, Hurricanes Harvey and Irma displaced thousands of Americans, taking away their homes, their possessions and even loved ones. For many of us, it’s an experience that can never be understood or properly put into words. While there are many national organizations accepting donations and […]
By Maddie Saines CSU Rec Center Intramural eSports League marketing photo; Source: Mackenzie Lamar Intramural programming is going to look different than usual this fall for the Cleveland State University Recreation Center, with the switch to virtual intramurals. Traditional intramural sports have taken a back seat this fall due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. However, […]
By Jamison Schroeder The Cleveland State University men’s basketball team started the season off in a rough place. During their first five games, they ended up going 1- 4, with 3 of those losses coming on the road. However, that has not kept the team down as they have won their last two games playing in the […]
By Cory Linsner There’s a new club sport that’s making its way to the Cleveland State University campus. Those who are familiar with the “Harry Potter” books or movie series should check out the courtyards because you might just see a familiar scene. Quidditch is here and open for the Cleveland State community to experience. Quidditch is […]
By: Regan Reeck With reporting and writing contributed by Kourtney Husnick and KC Longley An intriguingly ambiguous email from William Dube, the director of communications and media relations at Cleveland State University, pinged into the inboxes of multiple campus publications on Jan. 29, 2018, at 7:16 a.m. The concise email hinted slyly, “Cleveland State University […]
Trinity Stevens is currently a junior at Cleveland State University with a major in dance and a minor in theatre. Besides being an editor for the Cauldron, she is also a campus tour guide. Prior to transferring to Cleveland State, Trinity obtained her Associate degree from Kent State University Ashtabula. Outside of school, she dances […]
Recounting McLendon’s legacy in basketball and intercollegiate athletics By: Maddie Saines John McLendon’s legacy runs deep through the realm of intercollegiate athletics and the game of basketball. He is a Theodore Roosevelt Award recipient, Naismith Basketball, Cleveland State University Athletics and National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame member, and made history by becoming the first […]
Maddie Saines is a senior Journalism and Promotional Communications major with a certificate in Digital Content Creation. This is her first year on the Cauldron editorial staff. Her journalistic background includes writing and editing for the Cleveland Stater sports section, and law beat as well as broadcast and digital media for the AA affiliate of […]
Jenna Thomas is a senior studying nonprofit & public administration. She currently serves as treasurer and lead coordinator for the Ohio Student Association chapter at Cleveland State. This year, Jenna was selected to be a fellow with the Campus Election Engagement Project, giving her the chance to work in non-partisan voter education and outreach. Jenna […]
Free virtual concert available all of Black History Month By: Trinity Stevens The Karamu House on East 89th Street has been serving the greater Cleveland community for over 100 years. While their in-person venue remains closed because of the pandemic, Karamu continues to live up to its mission: “producing professional theatre, providing arts education, and […]
Jack Brancatelli – Video/Podcast Manager Bio coming soon! Jake Wrege – Advertising Specialist Jake Wrege is a junior at Cleveland State double majored in Environmental Science and Political Science. He has spent time working, as well as studying under the Honors College, and the Choose Ohio First program. He is also a Resident Assistant at […]
By Nahomy Ortiz-Garcia On Tuesday Oct. 3, President Donald Trump visited my devastated homeland, Puerto Rico, where millions of American citizens are starving due to the tragic storm that hit the island. There is little power all over the island, there’s no water, only half of Puerto Rico’s grocery shops are open, supplies are […]
By Alexandria Prox Most of the time, college is the first time young adults get true freedom from their parents. Parents are forced to let go of their little children and make a big change in their life. Many parents of millennials have a hard time letting go and letting their children have total […]
