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 […]
School trips are an essential part of our educational journey as they help us to apply what we learn in the classroom to the real world in a more hands-on and immersive way. While some school trips can be expensive and provide logistical questions, they more than make up for it in the knowledge students […]
Swimming laps every morning at 6 a.m. after a grueling 45-minute walk from the east side of Cleveland to the suburbs of Cleveland Heights felt like an endless struggle. A photo taken a few months prior to us becoming homeless for the first time. Photo Credit: Hannah Gates Imagine being just 12 years old, trudging […]
Week 15 of the semester saw 17 crime log reports, nearly doubling the nine reports from the week prior, according to the Cleveland State Sixty Day Crime Log. 18 charges remain open, 14 of which are felonies. Arrests were made for 12 charges. Many of the week’s incidents occurred off campus. One individual was arrested […]
As Ana Crangle prepared for her second college semester, she visited her father, who along with her mother, had been helping her pay for college. During lunch at a small sub shop near her hometown in Independence, she and her father discussed her family’s financial struggles, which made paying for college tuition increasingly difficult. Disheartened […]
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 […]
On November 9th, Alec Popivker staged an offensive setup on the fountain in Cleveland State’s courtyard. In a video obtained by The Cauldron, Popivker admitted to constructing a stage correlating Palestinian history with Nazism and featured Nazi vandalism, including a swastika. The goal of his arrangement was unclear to many pedestrians walking by. However, it […]
Alec Popivker in CSU courtyard on Oct. 26th Alec Popivker, a former Cleveland Heights City Council candidate, takes advantage of Cleveland State’s free-speech policy by proclaiming anti-Palestinian speech and objectives in CSU’s courtyard. On Oct. 26, Popivker brought a Keffiyeh vandalized with a sharpie-drawn Swastika onto campus. While preaching hateful rhetoric like declaring, “Palestinians are […]
Alec Popivker carrying a flag of Israel at Cleveland State on Jan. 18th Still under a temporary ban from Cleveland State related to a protection order connected to a CSU student, Alec Popivker returned to CSU’s courtyard on Jan. 18th, which means his documented harassment of students returns, especially to those with Palestinian and Muslim […]
Magnus celebrates Coming Out Day 2017. Photo Courtesy of LGBTQ+ Student Services The past decade has been eventful for the LGBTQ+ community, which has had many victories, including in the courtroom. While LGBTQ+ rights are still debated in many states, the next generation of lawyers may be more diverse than ever. The Cleveland-Marshall College of […]
By Anna Toth Students coming back from winter break were greeted by small, square signs near almost every elevator, prompting them to take the stairs and save electricity. The most noticeable sign isn’t on the elevators, but is affixed on the first flight of stairs in the Student Center. The signs come from the Office […]
By Kelsey Allen Cleveland State University’s Earth Fest 2018 saw a turnout of over 400 students last Thursday, April 19. The annual event, hosted by the Office of Sustainability and the Student Environmental Movement, is designed to raise awareness about sustainability here on campus. “The overall goal is to offer students and faculty opportunities to […]
By: Jack Brancatelli and Maggie Phillips The Cleveland Metroparks is in its final stages of construction on an exciting project that will make the lakefront more accessible to cyclists and pedestrians in the city of Cleveland. Located just west of Downtown in the Ohio City neighborhood, this 125-foot pedestrian bridge will be a direct connection […]
By Kourtney Husnick Taking a glance over the crowd at the Viking Marketplace, something is different. In front of almost every student, there is a cup without a straw. Starting Nov. 5, Cleveland State University’s Dining Services stopped leaving bins of plastic straws out for students to grab as they please. Instead, students who want […]
