CSU students and allies march around campus in protest of Ohio House Bill 480 and Texas Senate Bill 8. VP of Society of Intersectional Feminists club, Noa Cook, leads the protest with megaphone in hand. Photo by Shaina Allenick On Nov. 23, students and allies of Cleveland State University gathered in the student center plaza to demonstrate […]
Residence Life at CSU has placed the campus community on alert via email Wednesday, April 19 following two separate incidents in which suspicious individuals attempted to gain entry to residence halls. According to the emailed letter, an individual entered the resident areas of Fenn Tower without authorization Monday evening. They did this by following students […]
By: Wallace Zicke First year Music Composition major Many would agree that the Colin Kaepernick issue boils down to more than a man blatantly disrespecting his country. He has valid motives, and he has made those motives clear. He is protesting the racial stigma he feels as a black man in America today. Although racism […]
Student Residence Euclid Commons at Cleveland State University, By: Molly Bregar At 12:18pm on Sunday, Dec. 13, 2020, a fire alarm went off in Euclid Commons Building 4 (the largest, L shaped building). Cleveland State Police Dispatch called Cleveland Fire Department (CFD) who arrived on scene within 10 minutes. According to Cleveland fire inspectors, the […]
CSU Intersectional Feminists at Magnus Fest 2021. Photo Courtesy of Noa Cook Cleveland State University’s Society of Intersectional Feminists is a student organization committed to advancing feminist causes, including reproductive rights. This has recently become a hot topic, with a recent Texas law banning most abortions after about six weeks of pregnancy. This flouts the […]
By Anton Krieger Over the summer, the Department of Athletics at Cleveland State University voted to install the “Victory Lap” program for senior athletes who were unable to complete their senior spring season due to the Coronavirus pandemic. The Victory Lap program will fund 14 seniors to compete for Cleveland State while continuing their education. The […]
The misinformation surrounding people with disabilities By Jamison Schroeder Opinion Editor It was any other normal day waiting for my parents to come home from an IEP meeting with my brother. The IEP meetings were a norm in our household, every so often my parents would have to go out and have a discussion with the school about […]
By Ben Hercik, Sports Editor It is hard to believe that, with some of the former basketball players that have come through Cleveland State University, none of them recorded a triple double. Names like Norris Cole, Bryn Forbes, Darren Till, J’Nathan Bullock and Manute Bol all come to mind as players who could have recorded […]
Jimmy Carter – the 39th President of the United States – has made the decision to move himself into hospice care at his home in Plains, Georgia. Carter turned 98 years old this past October, and since then, he has been in and out of the hospital. The Carter Center released a statement on Saturday, […]
CSU music students to perform a virtual showcase By: Trinity Stevens CSU music students are set to host a live streamed jazz showcase on March 8 at 6:30 p.m., Source: CSU School of Communication Bop your way down to the Bop Stop Facebook page this coming Monday night, March 8, for some jazzy tunes. At […]
By Mikale Thomas Cleveland Rape Crisis Center (CRCC) outreach specialists Jaliah Neely and Marissa Pappis traded their third-floor office in the Student Center for the Fenn Tower theater on Wednesday, April 10. The reason? Sexual Assault Awareness Month and the Creating and Sustaining Supportive and Empowering Relationships event, part of an annual, two-week series supported […]
“Stories” are the new hip feature being added to any and every app. Pioneered by Snapchat, borrowed by Instagram, and seen everywhere from Youtube to LinkedIn, stories are self deleting photos and videos, usually used to share blurry concert videos and peddle Herbalife. Twitter just entered the game with its new “Fleets” feature, bringing nothing […]
By: Maddie Saines The Cleveland State University women’s soccer program has finally announced their season game schedule after the Coronavirus pandemic delayed their typical fall season. COVID-19 has caused detrimental effects on collegiate athletic programs and student-athletes around the country. The virus has especially impeded the ability of several fall sports programs to begin their […]
MadJax Dance Company: A look at creation during a time of unknown By Trinity Stevens What is it like to build something from the ground up, when that ground is already crumbling? Starting a company had long been an idea inside MadJax Dance Company Director, Madi Jackson’s, head. But reason itself kept it as just […]
