Maintaining an uptick in reports, there were 18 crime log entries from Nov. 24 through Nov. 30, according to the Cleveland State University Sixty Day Crime Log. The month of November has seen the highest number of crime reports of the semester so far. While the average week has between 16 and 17 crime log […]
By Kourtney Husnick With a theme of moving forward together, the Investiture of Harlan Sands was full of hope for the future. The ceremony, held in the Music and Communication Building’s Waetjen Auditorium on Friday, Oct. 5, saw speakers such as Mayor Frank Jackson and Congresswoman Marcia Fudge. The event started with a procession from […]
Forum Participants, “Vikes for Your Voice” (left) and “CSU United” (right). Photo by Daniel Newman. As the 2021-2022 school year meets its end, the choice of who will represent students’ voices becomes available again. Student Government Association President, Martin Barnard, has spent the current school year as the primary messenger from the students to the […]
With only a few weeks left in the semester, we are rapidly approaching the excitement of summer break. If you’re like me at all, you might relate when I say that it feels like I never really do anything during the break. With work and running errands, it feels like there’s never time to do anything I […]
Vaccines, boosters, and COVID-19 tests are available at the Center for Innovation in Medical Professions. Photo by Molly Bregar. Cleveland State University updated the campus community on changes to their mask policy, in an email signed by the CSU Leadership Team. “Given recent national and local declines in new cases and hospitalizations due to COVID-19, […]
Cleveland State University hosted its Lavender Graduation ceremony for LGBTQ+ graduates of the spring 2023 semester on May 4. The annual ceremony honors the achievement of LGBTQ+ graduates each spring. This year’s ceremony was organized collaboratively by Joey Dzingeleski, a graduate assistant at the LGBTQ+ Student Center, and members of the Marejoyce Green Women’s Center […]
Sabbi’s book cover (available on Amazon) Vikas Sabbi is a Cleveland State Student studying to earn his Masters in Computer Science. Sabbi is also the solo author of a bedtime story book called “Twinkle Stories: Volume I.” The book is a collection of 5 short stories, where Sabbi aims to transport the reader back to […]
Across the United States, union membership rates hit a record low in 2022 of 10.1%, a 0.2% decrease from 2021. With a disproportionate increase in the number of wage and salary workers overall, union membership rates suffered the consequence despite some growth throughout the year. Nonetheless, this decline isn’t new nor sudden. These rates are […]
Best Served Cold exhibit. Photo by Molly Bregar Spine-tingling, intriguing, and almost even humorous- the Galleries at Cleveland State University is serving up some leftovers gruesome enough to turn a viewer’s stomach. On display now, through Oct. 30, is Best Served Cold by Shelly Brenner Baird. This hard-to-believe exhibit features works of photography and screen […]
Last season was a series of highs and lows for Cleveland State University’s men’s basketball team; however, the Vikings accomplished the unthinkable. At the start of the season, the team was 0-3, but this record was not reflective for long. Something ignited within the core of the team, and the fire was unleashed. The Vikings […]
By Beth Casteel Film is an industry that has the potential of bringing people together and establishing a community. For many, the prospect of joining a community of like-minded individuals can be a big factor into pursuing a career in film. An organized and welcoming community was something that Najada Davis wanted while attending Cleveland […]
Disclaimer: This is a satirical piece. By Kourtney Husnick Parking at Cleveland State University is, without a doubt, the most frustrating and unpleasant part of the student experience. Lots fill up way too often. Parking passes are too expensive. Some of the garages are falling apart. Students who park here, or even walk by the […]
Beginning out of doors near Euclid Avenue, a group of dancers gather and enter a set of doors, snaking their way through the Galleries at Cleveland State University, leading a procession of audience members in tow. I had never witnessed dance quite in this way before. I was used to the familiarity of a seat […]
By KC Longley In this society, it is common for most people to feel comfortable sharing their opinion on certain things. No matter what that includes, be it politics, religion or lifestyles, they feel it is alright to state their opinions out loud. And that isn’t a bad thing. It is perfectly acceptable to share […]
