By Mollee Ryan Freshman Music Therapy Major, Opinion Editor Have you ever seen the video floating around social media of the sea turtle crying in pain as rescuers wrenched a plastic straw from his nose? “Skip the Straw,” an ocean conservancy campaign founded by Janis Searles Jones earlier this year, was an almost immediate response […]
Turning 18 in the United States of America can feel like a disillusioning experience. This nation boasts about… Read More On Tuesday, April 16, Ohio judge Michael J. Holbrook of Franklin County temporarily blocked an indefinite ban on… Read More
Just like Batman, Spiderman seems to be a hero that directors and writers are ever trying to get right. After several TV shows, comic books, live-action movies, and even a video game; the portrayals vary widely. The release of Marvel’s Spiderman: No Way Home (2021) is a Spiderman fan’s dream. No Way Home featured all […]
Keesha Orlene Ngombo Mouelet, a Cleveland State University graduate student, wants students to know that package theft can… Read More As Ana Crangle prepared for her second college semester, she visited her father, who along with her mother,… Read More This letter from the Feature Editor for the 2023-24 academmic year was not printed and […]
As Ana Crangle prepared for her second college semester, she visited her father, who along with her mother,… Read More By Savannah Lewis Last November, my friends and I sat around the TV watching in disbelief as Donald… Read More
A recent survey conducted by Cleveland State’s Student Government Association (SGA) revealed a definitive negative student response to… Read More Sam Raimi, iconic movie director known for his “Spider-Man” trilogy, the first three “Evil Dead” movies, gritty superhero… Read More The Cleveland State men’s tennis team won the Horizon League Tournament with a 4-2 victory […]
Jade Duvall, a Cleveland State University sophomore majoring in exercise science, found herself lacking motivation in her fitness journey this past summer. Desperate for a challenge, she laced up her hiking shoes, secured her Apple Watch around her wrist and headed to the Rocky River Reservation trail. As her hike went on, Duvall consistently checked […]
In an interview with The Cauldron on Feb. 23, Michelle Aylyarov, biology major and secretary of Hillel at… Read More In an interview with The Cauldron on Feb. 23, Michelle Aylyarov, biology major and secretary of Hillel at… Read More
A bomb threat and multiple car break ins top the list of 12 charges that remain open from… Read More More details emerge from the investigations into CSU’s false bomb threats. Read More Selvin Lopez, 24, has been indicted on a charge of inducing panic. A suspect has been indicted on… Read More CSU has […]
On Tuesday, April 16, Ohio judge Michael J. Holbrook of Franklin County temporarily blocked an indefinite ban on gender-affirming care for minors that had passed just one day prior. The law restricted gender-affirming surgeries and hormone therapies, while also preventing transgender females from playing on women’s sports teams from kindergarten through college. It was set […]
A bomb threat and multiple car break ins top the list of 12 charges that remain open from 13 reported incidents during week 13 of the spring semester, according to the Cleveland State Sixty Day Crime Log. Campus International High School, a CSU campus building located on 3100 Chester Ave., received a bomb threat that […]
In an interview with The Cauldron on Feb. 23, Michelle Aylyarov, biology major and secretary of Hillel at Cleveland State University, discussed Jewish student life amid the war unfolding in Israel and Palestine following Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack. This is the second half of the conversation, which focuses on Aylyarov’s thoughts on growing anti-Israel sentiment, […]
Car break ins and charges of criminal damaging or endangering top the list of crimes for week 14 of the spring semester, according to the Cleveland State Sixty Day Crime Log. Week 14 saw nine total crime reports, the lowest total since week 8. Two fire alarms and three smoke alarms account for over half […]
In an interview with The Cauldron on Feb. 23, Michelle Aylyarov, biology major and secretary of Hillel at… Read More During its senate meeting on Friday, Oct. 20, Cleveland State Student Government Association (SGA) heard student concerns, including… Read More
