By Michael Comodeca Now that Cleveland State’s spring schedule is underway, its women’s tennis team will strive to build on the success that they had in the fall. Although, the first two matches of the spring have not gone their way, the team is still motivated. Their first two matches of the spring season were […]
A screenshot of the @Daily_HarlanSands account. With humble beginnings posting the same photo each day, the account has since seen a diversification in posts. Screenshot courtesy of Daniel Newman The Instagram account @Daily_HarlandSands has gained nearly 300 followers since the beginning of its existence just a few months ago, a good sign for the future […]
Welcome to the April and May 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. Cavetown performs at the Agora. Photo by Ryan Kustaborder. April 29th, 2022 with Addison Grace and Tessa Violet Cavetown is the stage name of […]
By: Mia Mills Cleveland State University announced in an email sent to the CSU community on April 1 that the campus will find a sense of normalcy come the fall when they plan to repopulate the campus. In that email, the university also stated that it will require students to receive a COVID-19 vaccine to […]
By Kelsey Allen The Tutoring and Academic Success Center (TASC) hosted a hiring fair this past week that saw a turnout of 41 students over a 3 day span. TASC hires throughout the semester as help is needed, but still runs a hiring fair each semester to get as many tutors, success coaches and Supplemental […]
By: Kourtney Husnick Cleveland State University has entered into another free speech debate, this time with artist Billie Lawless whose “The Politician: A Toy” sculpture sits behind the Business Building. The artist filed a lawsuit in federal court against the university that claims university workers covered a phrase critical of President Donald Trump with a […]
By Anna Toth Students received access to free sexually transmitted disease (STD) testing last week via the Yes Means Test campaign. Sponsored by the American Sexual Health Association and Hologic, a woman’s health care company, Yes Means Test strives to offer free testing to prevent the spread of STDs as well as offer treatment for […]
By: Maddie Saines Cleveland State University’s Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Honors College, By: Maddie Saines In a Faculty Senate meeting on Dec. 2, 2020, the temporary pass/fail option, offered to curb the effects of remote learning, was approved to extend into the spring 2021 semester. CSU has not formally announced the plan for the […]
On March 5, 2021, tragedy struck Bowling Green State University. Stone Foltz, a 20-year-old student, was hospitalized after an alcohol-involved incident at the university’s Pi Kappa Alpha chapter. Foltz was discovered by his roommates after being dropped off at his apartment by members of the fraternity. Foltz died two days later when life-support was removed. […]
By Jamison Schroeder Medical Mutual Tennis Bubble, Cleveland State University, By: Molly Bregar Recruiting season has arrived for the Cleveland State University women’s tennis team. The team is bringing on three recruits, Filippa Frogner, Tereze Vevere, and Oihane Vicario for the fall 2021 season. Filippa Frogner from Oslo, Norway was ranked number six in the […]
With the entire state of Ohio quarantined, The Cauldron’s staff wanted to share how they’ve managed to keep themselves entertained while having to stay at home. Ben Hercik, Sports Editor While I’m someone that is considered an essential employee and has been working a lot, that has actually been a very good way for me […]
Yesterday, Feb. 2, Alec Popivker’s persona non grata status was granted. Cleveland State’s Vice President for Campus Engagement, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, Dr. Phillip Cockrell, notified CSU’s Solidarity for Palestinian Human Rights student organization of the disposition. Under the PNG, Popivker is not permitted on CSU’s campus for any reason. On Feb. 1, Popivker underwent his […]
CSU seniors start petition for the morning commencement ceremony to hear Secretary Fudge’s speech By: Maggie Phillips Despite the recent announcement that Housing and Urban Development Secretary Marcia Fudge will be the spring commencement speaker, many graduating students at Cleveland State University cannot see Secretary Fudge’s address. A recent email from the university revealed that […]
By Beth Casteel Welcome to Monsterland, the scariest place on Earth! With real vampires, zombies and werewolves, there’s no chance of something going wrong, right? Originally self-published in 2015 by Michael Okon, the book was picked up to be re-released later in 2017. Okon, formerly writing under the name Michael Phillip Cash, has quite the […]
