“One Sunday morning, I had a taste for lemon-lime soda,” Cleveland State University student Carlo Puskas told The Theorist, “I went down to the Euclid Commons vending machine, where there is usually Mountain Dew Ice, but all of the sudden it was replaced with Mountain Dew Zero.” This came as a shock to Puskas and […]
By Dina Usanovic Universities across Ohio place a major emphasis on athletics with a major portion of their budget going to their athletic department. At face value, this does not sound like a huge issue- sports games are fun, sports bring a school’s community together, and it is important to nurture students’ passions other than […]
By: Allen Gill Jr. Truth and scandal are alive and well in the White House. By the end of the 2016 election, President Donald Trump claimed victory with electoral votes of 304 points. Hillary accepted her loss, but maintained faith that change for the good could still occur. Though soon after, many of Trump’s staff […]
By Jenna Thomas For students who are food insecure or are struggling financially, Lift Up Vikes! (LUV) is an on-campus resource that offers free food pantry access and has also reopened their Coronavirus emergency grants for the third and final time. The Cleveland State University program partners with the Greater Cleveland Food Bank to provide […]
The sound of drums pounding and the silky voice of Jen Ledger have pulsed through the Wolstein Center arena many times in her long standing career as the drummer and a vocalist for Christian hard rock band Skillet. Known for her incredible ability to sing and drum her heart out at the same time, Ledger […]
By Savannah Lewis If you were to meet me at first, you would see someone who excels in school, who works, writes and does everything she is supposed to. I am a part of a lot of organizations, and I have a good number of friends. I do not look like someone who suffers with […]
By Savannah Lewis As the semester continues, it is easy for students to forget about their health, both physically and mentally. School, extracurricular activities and work can make it feel impossible to take the time that students need to care for themselves. To help combat the lack of self-care that students may fall into the […]
The Cleveland State University wrestling team was coming off of a very successful regular season that saw them post a 9-6 record as a team. This was the team’s first winning record since the 2014-15 season where they went 7-3. This season saw the team grow under the tutelage of second-year head coach Josh Moore. […]
By Chau Tang Cleveland State University hosted their second casting call at the film school on Saturday, Sept. 15 and Sunday, Sept. 16 from 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. In the cool air-conditioned building, students could be seen waiting their turn in the designated waiting room. The space was large enough for multiple people to […]
Police and fire respond to the bomb threat at the Law Building, November 4th, 2021. Photo by Connor Mahon. A suspect has been indicted on a charge of inducing panic for a bomb threat at the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law building on Nov. 4, 2021, according to an email sent to the campus community by […]
By Matt Poshedley The Cleveland State University men’s tennis team began their season with two impressive title wins at the Purdue Fall Invitational, held on Friday, Sept. 15 through Sunday, Sept. 17. On the first day of the tournament, the Vikings won three of their singles matches and went 4-2 in their doubles matches. Freshman […]
By: Anton Krieger Cleveland State’s Women Soccer Earn 12th Consecutive Academic Award Students at Cleveland State University underwent big adjustments when the COVID-19 pandemic hit the United States. Most classes went remote and the university offered a pass/fail option to support students’ GPA during the spring and summer semesters. One thing that has stayed consistent […]
Photo by Cleveland State University Cleveland State University’s Office of Sustainability and the Student Environmental Movement hosted the university’s annual Earthfest celebration on April 21, a day ahead of Earth Day this year. Earthfest kicked off at 11:30 a.m. in the Student Center, featuring a large blow-up “dome” model of the Earth. Students circled the […]
CEOs at fifty-four major Ohio corporations made 396 times the average worker last year, an increase of 20% from 2020 and the highest difference on record, according to Policy Matters Ohio. Policy Matters gathers data from reports filed by Ohio’s top 100 corporations to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The average pay of CEOs […]
