By Jack Brancatelli Dec 4- COLUMBUS, OHIO- Casey Goodson was a 23-year-old Columbus resident, older brother, and loving family member. He has no police record. But on Friday, December 4th, Franklin County Sheriff deputy Jason Meade fatally shot Goodson on his doorstep. Casey Goodson; Source: Sean Walton via AP Goodson was on his way home […]
By Savannah Lewis Cleveland State University’s active fraternities and sororities came together to spread awareness to end violence against women by hosting White Ribbon Day on campus. Along with promoting awareness of the day, the Interfraternity Council (IFC) and the National Panhellenic Conference (NPC) used their event to collect donations for the Cleveland Rape Crisis […]
By Savannah Lewis Cleveland State University’s Resident Assistants (RAs) are subject to a change in compensation for the upcoming school year. According to the revised compensation plan that was given to both returning RAs and those applying for the job, RAs for the next academic year will now be charged $8,670 for their room, which […]
By: August Vullo Recently, three CSU wrestlers – Marcus Robinson, DeAndre Nassar and Ben Smith- all received bids to go to the NCAA Wrestling Championships. This is the first time any CSU wrestlers have received a tournament invite of this level. Marcus Robinson went 8-4 during the regular season and during the MAC championship he […]
By Dina Usanovic Many universities throughout the nation have incredibly similar guidelines for safely bringing students back to campus this fall. Among these guidelines are socially distanced classrooms, mask mandates, reduced dorm capacity, social contracts, and health assessments. Many of these guidelines have obvious effectiveness in severely limiting the Coronavirus’s spread. However, a few guidelines […]
By: Kourtney Husnick Fires burned, rain fell and music played as Brite Winter took over the west bank of the Flats for the 10th year in a row. Five stages ensured the music never stopped in the festival village and neighborhood venues, while art tents and ice carving demonstrations showcased visual displays. Fire pits and […]
By Beth Casteel, additional reporting by KC Longley Walking through the doors of the Cleveland State University Student Center on the first official day of classes, saw many first-year students in awe of their newfound surroundings. As the hustle and bustle commenced, students could be seen looking at printed out schedules, trying to figure out […]
Let’s throw it back to Wednesday, Jan. 25, when Cleveland State University’s Campus Activities Board (CAB) held Nostalgia Night from 6-8 p.m. in the Student Center Atrium. Nostalgia Night was the first CAB event hosted for Spring 2023, and it certainly started off our semester with a trip down memory lane. Much like other CAB […]
CSU Black Studies department offers virtual programming By: Trinity Stevens In a normal year, the Cleveland State University student center atrium would be filled with a diverse student body. Where each February the Carter G. Woodson & Madam C. J. Walker Extravaganza would take place. Considering the continuing COVID-19 pandemic this was not to be […]
By Nick Hawks Yahoo! News, gimmesomeoven.com, lifemadesimplebakes.com, lifeisbutadish.com, Edited by Connor Mahon Do you think when the leaves start to fall, turkeys flock to their hidden bunker-like Will Smith in “I Am Legend” when the sun goes down? As the staple of the Thanksgiving meal, 46 million turkeys are gobbled up every year on Nov. […]
By Kristina Markulin Features Editor Cleveland State University’s closure during the COVID-19 pandemic has affected students across the university. From online classes to housing, many students are struggling to adapt to the changes brought forth when Cleveland State closed its campus for the remainder of the Spring 2020 semester. Although this change affects all students […]
Hundreds of millions gathered to watch the 2022 FIFA World Cup series, eager to witness football history. But were they ready for the history Morocco was determined to make? Making their sixth appearance as an independent nation, the Atlas Lions brought pride and joy to the Arab and African world by remaining undefeated until the […]
By Anna Toth A few blocks away from campus on East 25th Street, caution barrels are the first thing visible when walking up to Cleveland State’s Plant Services building. They block off a small square of space on the right side of the building where employees can swipe their cards and enter while an arrow, […]
Brite Winter Festival is an annual celebration of Cleveland’s art and music. This year, the event was held in the Flats, near Jacobs Pavilion, and the views of the city were incredible. The festival offered many opportunities for guests to interact with art and music; overall, there was an amazing atmosphere present. Brite Winter is […]
