Photo Credit: Ava Fuduric Photo Credit: CSU Theater Photo Credit: Ava Fuduric From Nov. 2 through Nov. 12, Cleveland State’s Theater Department brought to life its production of “Avenue Q” from Nov. 2 at the Allen Theatre. Directed by Faculty Designer Russ Borski and under the musical direction of Professor of Theater, Maria DiDonato, “Avenue […]
By Ben Hercik After a lackluster 9-9-1 season last year, there weren’t very high expectations for Cleveland State’s women’s soccer team this year. They were picked to finish in the middle of the pack, fifth out of 10 teams in the Horizon League. However, they are on pace to win more games than all of […]
By Beth Casteel Answering the phone with a quick ‘hello’ and ‘how’s it going,’ Jimmy Wilkens casually eases his way into a conversation about his life after graduation. Graduating in 2015, Wilkens majored in Cleveland State’s management and labor relations with a concentration in human resources. Shortly after his graduation, he helped form a band […]
By MIRIAM KOBELLA Photo Credit: The Gavel LL.M. (Master of Laws) is a Postgraduate Law Degree. You must have a J.D. or an LL.B in order to start the LL.M. program. If your J.D. is from the US, the LL.M. is a great way to extend your knowledge in certain areas of law. For us, […]
By Briana Oldham The men’s tennis team wrapped up their season and had quite a few highlights along the way. Fall is slightly different since the focus of this semester was more on individual performances. This provides the members of the team with an opportunity to gain extra experience until the team versus team play […]
Every Martin Luther King Jr. Day, pundits and politicians on both sides of the aisle rush to claim a man they would have denounced if he were alive. Conservatives and liberals alike misleadingly quote King to support their agendas, whether that be banning the teaching of black history, telling protestors they are too radical or […]
By Chau Tang College is like a sponge for students because they want to absorb as much information as they possibly can. That can be tough if students do not buy or rent the textbook and are hesitant because of the cost. According to textbooks.org, the average student spends more than $1,000 per year on […]
The Cleveland State University Career Services Center has been rebranded as the Office of Career Development & Exploration in an effort to meet the goals of the CSU 2.0 plan. The five-year plan unveiled this past March included a specific mention of improved career preparation services. Reiterated in the rebranding announcement, these goals include ensuring […]
By Ryan Cooper I’ve been through this before. I’ve stood in the protests and I’ve yelled until my throat felt raw. I’ve been targeted and beaten and kicked to the ground. I’ve had my car vandalized, I’ve had bottles thrown and I’ve had knives drawn on me. Despite the pain, despite the horror, despite all […]
By Chau Tang Every athlete wants to showcase their talents and that is what Rashad Williams did. Former Cleveland State coach Gary Waters and his staff recruited Williams, and when the Vikings hired Dennis Felton as the head coach, Felton’s staff recruited Williams with even more fervor. Williams is from Wayne, Michigan and he is […]
Outside view of where Chili’s used to be in the Student Center. Photo courtesy of Connor Mahon There lies a husk on the first floor of the Cleveland State University Student Center. The spot, formerly inhabited by Chili’s, has been vacant since this past summer, when Aramark, the new food service company for CSU, took […]
By Jamison Schroeder The Cleveland State University volleyball team needed a miracle to reach the Horizon League tournament. The Vikings needed to win-out and have Northern Kentucky lose-out in order for them to make the conference tournament. However, it simply wasn’t in the cards for the team. The Vikings fell short of winning a five-set match against […]
by Kourtney Husnick We are granted certain rights which cannot be infringed upon as citizens of the United States of America, but these rights stop the second we use them to infringe upon the rights of others. For this reason, freedom of speech should not and cannot include encouraging violence or suicide. It should not […]
Abigail Preiszig is the Features Editor of The Cauldron for the 2022-2023 academic year. Abigail is in her senior year and is majoring in Journalism. In addition to the Cauldron, she is an editor for The Vindicator and The Cleveland Stater, both CSU publications, and a freelance writer for The Cleveland Jewish News. Abigail loves […]
