On Feb. 21, two abortion rights groups, Ohioans for Reproductive Freedom and Ohio Physicians for Reproductive Rights; filed the “The Right to Reproductive Freedom with Protections for Health and Safety” amendment to the Ohio Constitution in hopes it’ll appear on the November 2023 ballot. If passed, the amendment would protect Ohians’ reproductive decisions without penalty […]
By John Eppich August 28 of this year, North Korea shot a missile over the northern regions of Japan that landed the Pacific Ocean. North Korea has stated that its next missile will be targeted at Guam, a U.S. Territory. This has caused much worry for not only the Japanese people, but the U.S. military […]
By: Dina Usanovic The recent Coronavirus Pandemic has allowed Americans to see their government in action during an actual emergency. We have been relatively blessed since then, without major threats to our ways of life. However, the pandemic has brought to question the efficacy of our government. The response of the government has been described […]
By: Jenna Thomas CSU’s police review task force has buttoned up their investigation and released their final report for CSU 2.0 plan, By: Molly Bregar In early fall semester of 2020, President Harlan Sands launched his CSU 2.0 plan which established a series of task forces to review different aspects of the university including academics, […]
By: Dina Usanovic News broke recently that Cleveland State University’s Cleveland-Marshall College of Law is planning to merge with Akron Law, creating the largest public law school in Ohio. This merger is surrounded by an aura of mystery, as no one has officially announced the true reason behind it or the way it will be […]
By: Tawana Watson Have you ever prepared for an exam or test, gotten enough sleep, and arrived on time but couldn’t take the exam or test because you began having shortness of breath or the sensation that you were going to faint amid taking it? Have you ever felt confident about taking a major exam […]
By Samantha Meyer Two weeks ago, the Cleveland State University women’s track and field program headed to Youngstown to compete in the Horizon League Indoor Championships. The Vikings competed hard the entire weekend, which helped the team finish sixth overall with a total of 41 points. Cleveland State also captured three All-League Honors and ten […]
Under the Uniform Crime Reporting Program, Cleveland State University provides statistical information to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. According to the CSU Police Department website, CSU publishes this information “as part of Cleveland State University’s commitment to a safe and informed campus community,” and it is in compliance with the Federal Crime Awareness and Campus […]
Campus International School is one site for student teaching placements. Photo by Connor Mahon Virtual learning was an experience many would call unproductive. Within only a few months of 2020, there were over 1000 cases of no-shows for online learning across Cleveland schools, and a more than doubling of their absentee rate. Mental drain from […]
I-90 traffic- pictured along Dead man’s Curve- is some of the worst in Northeast Ohio. Photo courtesy of Cleveland.com An aspect of my day on-campus is the drive home. With in-person learning in full swing, there are thousands of people making the same commute as me. While this was not lost on me prior to […]
Welcome to the March edition of The Cauldron’s monthly concert roundup series, reviewing and recapping the previous month’s entertainment offerings. Want to add your experiences to future articles? Contact us. Oliver Tree begins his performance with a dab. Photo by Ryan Kustaborder. March 6th, 2022, with Sueco and 347aidan. Do I only see artists with TikTok […]
By Skylar Bridgeforth Staff Writer Get excited! Although the physical film festival has been canceled there are many ways to get involved with Cleveland’s local arts! The staff at the Cleveland International Film Festival are hard at work reinventing CIFF44. CIFF released their highly anticipated festival trailer on March 25, the would-be opening night, per […]
by Courtney Gast Kicking off the start of the school year, Cleveland State University welcomed a new class of freshman students to a brand new year with Magnus Fest. The Magnus Fest Tradition kicked off with a welcome speech from President Harlan Sands, multiple speakers, and various icebreakers. New students could then set out to […]
By: Kourtney Husnick A crowd of excited concertgoers flowed into the fenced-in area on the west bank of the Flats. Throughout the evening, music played on a stage near each entrance as crowds of people walked into the festival. The neighborhood was filled with smiling faces, many of them ready to enjoy the creative culture […]
