By Kourtney Husnick Cleveland State University announced updated steps taken to address concerns about a student charged with two counts of rape and one count of felonious assault on Tuesday, Nov. 26. The university has separated the student, senior Zach Hiidel, from campus until his case in the Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas is […]
By: Beth Casteel Earlier this school year, The Cauldron reported on the progress of Cleveland State University’s new film and media arts school. That initial update saw the program’s head, Frederic Lahey, as he was still in the early stages of production. Now, months later, The Cauldron met with Lahey once more to go over […]
By Anna Toth Cleveland State hosted a dedication ceremony on Sept. 20 to welcome the new K-8 public Campus International School to the university’s campus. University President Ronald M. Berkman, Cleveland Metropolitan School District CEO Eric Gordon and Mayor Frank Jackson all spoke at the dedication ceremony allowing attendees inside of the new building for […]
By Maggie Phillips In early August, a group of Cleveland State University students announced a protest demonstrating the university’s failure to address racial discrimination. In light of a recent meeting with President Sands, the protest organizers-Aminat Adebayo, LaNiqua Jones, Bridgette Lewis, and Lotus Wilson-decided to postpone the protest to Sep 24th. While the protest was […]
By Danielle Leonard Career Services and the 1964 Society hosted two collaborative events to help students better prepare for the world after college. Both events gave students the opportunity to sit down with an experienced professional. At Resume Rx, students could get feedback to fine-tune their resume, while Mock Interview Day allowed students to practice […]
By Kelsey Allen Cleveland State’s Helping You Through Peer Education (also known as H.Y.P.E.) team is holding Empowered Bystander Training sessions this November for any student that wants to gain a better understanding of how to change an unsafe situation that they observe on campus. H.Y.P.E team is filled with certified peer educators that strive […]
By Beth Casteel The slightly crowded room was filled with the sounds of the hustle and bustle of people walking in and out of the restaurant. The air was cool, the beginning stages of winter were slowly making its appearance and many found comfort in the warm atmosphere inside of the restaurant. After finding a […]
By Michael Comodeca The Cleveland State University men’s golf team had a successful fall portion of their schedule and look to build on that success in the spring. Cleveland State’s best finish of the fall was in the Cleveland State Invitational at Barrington Country Club in Aurora, Ohio, where they finished first overall. During the […]
QPR stands for Question, Persuade, Refer, a way to approach a potentially suicidal person. Photo courtesy of the QPR Institute Cleveland State University Counseling Center psychologist Bruce Menapace taught the QPR method for preventing suicide to 35 students and faculty on Nov. 12. The goal of the QPR method is to empower students to question, […]
By Jenna Thomas Near the end of October, the administration released their plan for the spring semester. Though subject to change, here is what to expect for its COVID-19 response: 44% of classes will be offered in-person. This is a decrease from the 50% that the University committed to having in-person at the beginning of […]
CSU has followed in the footsteps of other public universities in Ohio by implementing a dashboard for COVID-19 statistics beginning on Oct. 14. The Cauldron will be tracking the statistics updated weekly (on Wednesday’s). Definitions of terms used in the dashboard are listed below. *Isolation– an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19 with OR […]
The Cauldron Editorial Staff joins Students Against Marshall, the Black Law Students Association, OUTlaw, the Arab Law Student Association, the Black Student Union, and many others in calling for the Cleveland State University Board of Trustees to act immediately and vote on the issue of the College of Law name change. John Marshall was a […]
Owen Ashworth rocks out Lakewood’s Mahall’s 20 lanes By Beth Casteel There are no other venues in the Cleveland area quite like Lakewood’s charming little venue, Mahall’s 20 Lanes. Known for its retro and hipster-y setting, the historic bowling alley slash concert venue has hosted several acts over the years, making it the perfect spot […]
By: Beth Casteel The smell of barbeque and sweet treats are in the air as Cleveland State students walk into Mapleside Farm’s Pumpkin Village. There’s a slight chill to the air but that doesn’t stop the excited students from starting their adventures for the day. After getting a map of the 122-acre farm, students started […]
