By Nicholas Schwartz, Freshman Health Sciences major The music industry is no stranger to drama. Just the thought brings memories of the many exchanges between Kanye West and Taylor Swift and drama like Ariana Grande versus the Grammy’s. Yet, none in the media today have caused quite the stir that 21 Savage has made in his […]
By Samantha Meyer With the start of the 2019 school year comes the start of the Cleveland State University women’s cross country season. This weekend at the Tommy Evans Invitational, hosted by the University of Akron, Junior Anna Brandt led the team with a time of 18:12, finishing fourth in the same event for the second year […]
Photo courtesy of CSU TRIO TRIO and Student Support Services of Cleveland State University held a celebratory event for first generation university students in the student center from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 8. Many students at CSU, as well as most other universities, do not come from a background of traditional […]
Cleveland State women’s basketball took down DePaul University for their second win of the season on Nov 15. The Vikings battled hard for 40 minutes to force overtime, where the Vikings pulled away in the end. At the end of the first quarter, both teams were tied with 23 points each. However, it was a […]
CSU Student Kierstan Conway visits the Louvre. Photo courtesy of Kierstan Conway Kierstan Conway always had a passion for the rich French language. Taking French classes in middle and high school was one thing, but it was attending CSU where she really expanded her skills. Currently, a junior majoring in theater and French with a […]
By Dylan Barker On the morning of Thursday, Jan. 11, President Donald Trump held an immigration related briefing in the Oval Office. The intention of the briefing was to prepare for future bipartisan discussions on immigration. During the meeting, Trump laid out an ideal agreement on immigration with lawmakers. In the midst of the planning […]
When Laura Bloomberg became president of Cleveland State, she affirmed the decision to bring in Chick-fil-A and advertise it on campus. Bloomberg was not part of the original decision-making to bring in the fast-food restaurant chain. She believes the university should have been more open about the situation then. Controversy surrounds the move to bring […]
Cian Liaskos, a Cleveland State University student and bassist for bands like False Teeth, Whiffler and Who Saved Who, now sprawling the floor of the stage finishes out another night of performing. It’s easy for a bass player to fall to the wayside, but Liaskos’ presence is felt and heard by audiences across Ohio. From […]
CSU has set an ambitious goal of increasing enrollment by 4,500 students by 2025. That is a 27% increase to the student body, By: Connor Mahon CSU 2.0, a five-year plan for the university, was unveiled via Facebook Live on March 26. Today, we are inspecting the third of four themes that make up the […]
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 […]
by Matt Keyerleber Posted on November 13, 2022November 15, 2022 Gallery Posted in SportsTagged cleveland, cleveland state, Cleveland State Men’s Soccer, Cleveland State University, CSU, Horizon League, Men’s Soccer, NCAA men;s soccer tournament, Soccer, Sports
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: Dina Usanovic Millennials and Gen-Zs have tested the limits regarding body alterations. As Millennials entered the workforce with an affinity for tattoos, society questioned whether such body adornments were unprofessional. With the increase in tattoos seen in society, it’s time to evaluate their effect on professional life. Many employers used to feel that tattoos […]
By Adam Schabel The Cleveland State University men’s basketball team accomplished something that they hadn’t done in nearly a decade by making it to the Horizon League Championship Game for the first time since 2009. The Vikings got hot towards the end of the season as they went 4-4 over their last eight regular season […]
