By Nick Hawks CSU schedule for ‘Pandemic Theatre’ Of everything to be switched to an online format at Cleveland State University for the fall semester, an argument can be made that performing arts has been hit the hardest. Student-to-student interaction is at the core of performing, whether it be in dance, theatre, film, or music. […]
Cleveland State University aligned with six other universities in support of Ohio State University, contesting previous court rulings that allow victims of former OSU Dr. Richard Strauss to sue OSU. Cleveland State joined Bowling Green, Eastern Michigan, Michigan, Michigan State, Oakland, and Purdue by signing the amicus brief filed with the court. In September 2022, […]
October is approaching, which means Halloween is near. Here are some haunted places in Greater Cleveland that CSU students can visit with their friends for a spooktacular time. 7 Floors of Hell 7 Floors of Hell is a haunted house scream park located at 19191 Bagley Road. This attraction site is home to five haunted […]
By Ben Hercik Sports Editor The season for the Cleveland State University women’s basketball team has gotten off to a roaring start. After losing their first game of the season to Bowling Green State University, they have rattled off five straight wins to sit at 5-1 on the season. A lot of the attention this season has been […]
By Jenna Thomas Cleveland State University, Rhodes Tower, By: Jack Brancatelli In its last issue, The Cauldron reported on the creation of CSU 2.0 and wrote on the ambiguity of its implications. Now, details are coming to light as interim reports from those five commissioned task forces are released, detailing the recommendations to save costs. […]
By Anna Toth The Leukemia Lymphoma Society of Northern Ohio is giving college students the chance to compete for a scholarship and the title of Man & Woman of the Year Collegiate Edition. By participating in a 10 week fundraising competition in the spring, students can win a $3,500 scholarship as well as helping a […]
By Beth Casteel The whirring sounds of a coffee machine and the call of orders broke the peaceful atmosphere surrounding the students sitting at Viking Grounds. Mark Butto, a freshman performance major with a specialization in jazz percussion, walked into the crowded café. After taking a seat, he eased his way into a half-hour conversation […]
By Kourtney Husnick Grants awarded to Cleveland State University are often mentioned, but what they mean for students – if they mean anything at all – often goes under the radar. The latest grant from the Ohio Department of Higher Education, however, has a clear, direct effect. This $50,000 grant is set to provide funding […]
BY DEVON OVERLEY, Senior English Literature major The ban spreads hate against people who wish to fight for the country Just two years after the nationwide legalization of gay marriage, President Donald Trump announced his plan to ban transgender citizens from serving in the military, just one year after its official lift. And now, a […]
Mrs. Lovett (Claudia Cromley) and Mr. Todd (Eugene Sumlin) Photo by Steve Wagner Having opened on Nov. 3, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street continues through Nov. 13 at the Allen Theatre of Playhouse Square, with an ASL-supported performance on Nov. 10. The production, put on by the Cleveland State University Theatre department, […]
Disclaimer: This is a satirical piece. By Briana Oldham Cleveland State is the first university to adopt a trial program allowing for its first female football player. Taylor Lee wasn’t sure what the results would be when she, along with a slew of other young women from all walks of life, erupted onto the field […]
Universities and schools across the nation have not been delivering education normally for the past year. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, schools have been mainly online until the recent spring semester, in which many classes returned to in-person services. However, these in-person classes are still not necessarily the norm, as they are socially distanced and […]
By Zohaib Zafar The recent Lower Manhattan terrorist attack committed by an Uzbek immigrant has sparked debate about immigration to the United States as well as how to best fight terrorism committed in the name of Islam. President Trump has proposed to end family-based immigration. Unfortunately, this is not likely to make a difference. The Uzbek […]
Cleveland State falls to Houston in the first round of March Madness By: August Vullo In Cleveland State’s first appearance in the March Madness tournament since 2009 they faced off against the University of Houston and were defeated 87-56, Source: CSU Men’s Basketball Friday night the Cleveland State University Vikings faced off against the Houston […]
