When Faith Goetz-Isaacs saw a 16-year-old boy kneeling over and struggling to breath outside of the School of Creative Performing Arts in Cincinnati, Ohio, she immediately jumped into action. Digging through her bag for Narcan, a nasal spray which reverses drug overdoses, she shouted instructions at the two other women at the scene. Goetz-Isaacs and […]
CSU’s Rhodes Tower. Photo courtesy of Molly Bregar Cleveland State University has several student publications that, when combined with official channels, offer many ways of keeping up to date with the university. If students had to choose which would be the most reliable way for them to stay informed about campus updates, how would they […]
By Kristina Markulin Promotional Communications Major It’s hard to know what to expect when walking into “Sonic the Hedgehog.” The discourse around the design of the titular character led the movie to ascend to meme status last year. The movie was either going to be “so bad it’s good” a la “The Room” or join the ranks of bad […]
BY ASHLEY MOTT Walking into The Cauldron office, Elie Haoui had an air of quiet confidence about him that met the relaxed environment with ease. From his handshake to his hello, the 18-year-old marketing major looked comfortable in his own skin, with a grace that many still have yet to master. Joining the 2018 freshman […]
Representatives for a Cleveland State student, Aaron Ogletree, filed a lawsuit against Cleveland State University in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Ohio, with Judge J. Philip Calabrese presiding. The student was required to submit to a webcam search of his room before a class test, and representatives alleged a violation […]
Under the Uniform Crime Reporting Program, Cleveland State University provides statistical information to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. According to the CSU Police Department website, CSU publishes this information “as part of Cleveland State University’s commitment to a safe and informed campus community,” and it is in compliance with the Federal Crime Awareness and Campus […]
CSU men’s basketball reigns victorious in two-game series By: Maddie Saines Coach Gates calls a timeout towards the end of the second half against Green-Bay, By: Maddie Saines Cleveland State University men’s basketball, the Horizon League’s top competitor, took on the University of Wisconsin- Green Bay this weekend at the Wolstein Center, winning 74-68 in […]
By Briana Oldham Every year, the Student Government Association (SGA) participates in a competition known as CANstruction, an event where a structure is built out of cans. Various businesses and organizations come together annually to help raise awareness and bring in donations for those who are in need. The cans raised by SGA later go […]
Under the Uniform Crime Reporting Program, Cleveland State University provides statistical information to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. According to the CSU Police Department website, CSU publishes this information “as part of Cleveland State University’s commitment to a safe and informed campus community,” and it is in compliance with the Federal Crime Awareness and Campus […]
By Nick Hawks A&E Editor It was a night of celebration on Jan. 31, as The Galleries at Cleveland State University had its opening reception for the spring exhibition,”Timeless Vision: Earth, Sea, and Sky.” “This exhibition is intended to celebrate the sublime beauty of the landscape without dwelling on the pressing issues of the natural […]
President Laura Bloomberg believes that student leaders make a big impact on campus. That is why she wants to build a better relationship with the incoming Student Government Association (SGA) President-Elect Kayland Morris and Vice President-Elect Alysha Syed. Bloomberg wishes she had a better relationship with the current SGA leadership and other student leaders. “Going […]
By Ben Hercik With the temperature dropping outside, Cleveland State University’s sports teams are moving indoors to start the winter sports season. One of the sports getting its season underway is the wrestling program, and they have a big change coming. Last season, the Vikings competed for the last time as members of the Eastern […]
A pro-con about the advantages and disadvantages of the legalization of marijuana Pro: By Duncan Cicero Freshman Music Therapy major The legalization of marijuana has always been a hot topic. It may seem like a cliche, but I feel it is still a very relevant and an important issue to cover. Although the debate has […]
By Ben Frederick There have been many different ways the President of the United States has addressed the people in the past. Some have used letters, others only gave live speeches, and when the radio was invented and became mainstream, presidents used that to get their word out. With today’s modern technology, television and live stream […]
