By Mikale Thomas Katharine Ewing has been teaching Latin at Cleveland State University for the past 15 years. In January 2019, she received a notice from the dean’s office that threatened to change that. The notice warned that Latin I and Latin II — the full extent of the Latin courses offered at CSU — […]
Cleveland State University’s annual Drag Show was held last November, a collaboration between the Campus Activities Board, LGBTQ+ Student Services, and Queer Student Alliance Connor Mahon, representing LGBTQ+ Student Services, co-hosted the show. Photo by Matthew Keyerleber Cane Eine (Axel McAvinue) opened the show with a werewolf-themed performance. Photos by Matthew Keyerleber Left: Alotta Hart […]
By Adam Schabel The Cleveland State cross country team kept their successful season going as they finished fourth at the Horizon League Championship on Saturday, Oct. 28 in Rochester, Michigan. “Placing fourth at HLC was an unforgettable experience because our goal was to beat Wright State and we did just that. We beat them by […]
Daniyal Robinson was named head coach of Cleveland State men’s basketball following Dennis Gates’ exit from the University of Missouri after the 2021-2022 season – Photo Credit: CSU Athletics A wave of change has come to CSU’s men’s basketball program following their 2021-2022 campaigns as players and coaches moved onto new chapters. Following back-to-back regular […]
By: KC Longley Have you ever felt like you just made the biggest mistake of your life? Or something was so humiliating and degrading that you wished with all your might that you could force everyone to forget? Imagine if it was that easy to just try and erase your past as much as possible. […]
Taylor Acorn at the Grog Shop in Cleveland, Ohio – Photo Credit: Addisyn Spakes Alternative punk rock artist Taylor Acorn, who has a following of over 800k on Spotify along with over 750k followers and 8.6M likes on Tiktok, came to Cleveland on Sept. 30th. Along with a special guest, The Home Team, Acorn brought […]
Cleveland Museum of Art exhibit honors culture & inspires reflection By: Abigail Jarvis The Cleveland Art Museum hosting “Second Careers: Two Tributaries in African Art” will be available to view until March 14th, By: Abigail Jarvis The Cleveland Museum of art is well known for its insightful exhibitions and many opportunities for artistic interpretation. Currently, […]
On March 4, 2021, Governor Mike DeWine announced via Twitter that, once Ohio maintains 50 cases per 100,000 citizens for a two-week period, all health orders will be rescinded. For the past two weeks, the state of Ohio has seen an average of 143.8 cases per 100,000 people— which is an incredible improvement. Soon, masks […]
By Beth Casteel Introducing himself with a simple, “Hello, it’s Owen Ashworth,” the musician behind two of the underground music scene’s best-kept secrets, eased his way into a 30-minute conversation about his lengthy career. Jumping into the underground alternative and indie music scene almost two decades ago, Ashworth’s original brainchild was a solo project under […]
Using film as a medium for mental health awareness By: Skylar Bridgeforth The Campus Activities Board’s Diversity Chair, Reem Abumeri, recently hosted an event led by Art with Impact. Art with Impact uses short films to start a meaningful dialogue among young people about mental health. For this event, the mission statement was, without a […]
By: Jenna Thomas Every two years, the Ohio state legislature spends months piecing together the state’s budget. In the early days of February, Governor Mike DeWine outlined his intentions with the budget, providing high-level goals and priorities. Some major investments this year include small business aid, infrastructure including public broadband access, and attracting new residents […]
By Samantha Meyer The Cleveland State University women’s golf team competed in the Cardinal Classic hosted by Ball State University on Sept. 16 and 17. Coming out to compete for the third year in a row, the Vikings were hoping to improve on their eighth place finish last year. The Vikings headed into the Cardinal […]
Be the change you want to see in the world By: Dina Usanovic President Harlan Sands recently announced the CSU 2.0 plan, which included many campus alterations, including the consolidation of certain colleges. However, what shocked students even more than the consolidation of colleges was the alterations to Rhodes Tower, a Cleveland State University landmark […]
CSU’s Moot Courtroom – the home to Faulty Senate meetings. Photo courtesy of Cleveland-Marshall College of Law The Cleveland State University Faculty Senate met for their third meeting of the school year in the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law’s Moot Courtroom to discuss and motion various campus focuses on Nov. 5. While the meeting broke out […]
