Registering to vote can be a tricky and daunting process for new voters, especially for college students amid their full schedules. With voting season right around the corner and numerous races on the local, state and national level, many young people are stepping into the polling station for the first time in their lives for […]

Todd Morgan, late associate professor who began teaching at CSU’s Monte Ahuja College of Business in 2021, was killed in April 2023. | Photo Credit: Cleveland State University 32-year-old Terreionna Paschal was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of late CSU Associate Professor Todd Morgan on Thursday, Sept. 19. Having pleaded guilty to […]

Design Credit: Martina Cass | The Cauldron Students may find it difficult to keep track of and coordinate for all that happens around them on campus. This monthly collection of local arts & entertainment is meant to provide a varied starting point, including dates, times, locations, prices and more, so hopefully, everyone can find something […]

This letter from the Feature Editor for the 2023-24 academmic year was not printed and is digital only. The heart of any feature story is the opportunity for a journalist to take a deep dive into what they are writing about, inspiring and sharing new perspectives through the exploration of a wide variety of topics […]

A recent survey conducted by Cleveland State’s Student Government Association (SGA) revealed a definitive negative student response to… Read More The conflict between Palestine and Israel has been a major global topic since Oct. 7, when Hamas, the… Read More This letter from the Managing Editor was printed in the first print issue of the […]

It’s August 2019. I walk into The Cauldron’s office for our first layout meeting feeling anxious. There’s a voice hovering over my shoulder, whispering, “I’m a stranger here, I’m the old guy (29 at the time), I don’t belong.” I’d never met anyone on our staff except our Editor-in-Chief. Those first day jitters, the dread […]

When I graduated high school, my mom gifted me with her Palestine necklace. Photo Credit: Noha Youssef | Through My Lens 828 LLC I reserve a large sum of my dedication to my fellow Palestinian women all around the world. In Gaza, Falasteen and beyond. To your resilience and unshakeable faith. Before I penned this […]

The Cleveland State men’s tennis team won the Horizon League Tournament with a 4-2 victory over Belmont on Sunday, April 28. The 2024 title marks the ninth Horizon League Tournament championship win for the Vikings, tying Cleveland State for the all-time record among league schools.  After Sunday’s win, the Vikings have now won 13 straight […]

Keesha Orlene Ngombo Mouelet, a Cleveland State University graduate student, wants students to know that package theft can happen anywhere and that the system to find a lost package is anything but straightforward. Mouelet had a package containing her newly-repaired Lenovo laptop and accessories delivered on Jan. 8, but she never received the package or […]

Raimi, center, talks to Spider-Man, played by Tobey Maguire, and Mary Jane Watson, played by Kirsten Dunst, on the set of “Spider-Man” in 2001. Photo Credit: Zade Rosenthal | Columbia Pictures Sam Raimi, iconic movie director known for his “Spider-Man” trilogy, the first three “Evil Dead” movies, gritty superhero flick “Darkman” and, most recently, “Doctor […]

Sam Raimi, iconic movie director known for his “Spider-Man” trilogy, the first three “Evil Dead” movies, gritty superhero… Read More This letter from the Arts & Entertainment Editor was printed in the fourth print issue of the 2023-24… Read More “Ricky Stanicky” premiered on Prime Video on March 7, 2024. Directed by Peter Farelly, the […]

A recent survey conducted by Cleveland State’s Student Government Association (SGA) revealed a definitive negative student response to the currently paused textbook fee that was slated to be imposed on students as early as fall 2024. At a recent senate meeting, SGA President Kayland Morris announced the contract was paused and added that she believes […]

Your adversities don’t excuse your s—– personality By Megan Keleman Managing Editor Nobody has a perfect life — no matter how it may seem on the outside. Some people choose to keep their problems to themselves, and that is OK. Some people choose to rely on their support system for advice or help, and that is OK too.  […]

Credit: Suzanne Sharpe. CSU Columbus Seminar Students with Ohio Senate Minority Leader, Nickie Antonio, and a resolution – passed by the Senate – granting CSU access to the Senate floor. A group of Cleveland State students, who participated in the Levin College of Public Affairs and Education’s “Columbus Seminar” class, led by Dr. Meghan Rubado spent […]