By Regan Reeck In recent weeks media outlets across the United States have been inundated with breaking news and constant updates on the slew of hurricanes that have hit the coastlines of the U.S. and surrounding areas. Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, Jose, Katia, and Maria have incited fear and panic, destroyed homes and businesses, made areas […]
CSU students participating in the Campus Cleanup. Photo by Daniel Newman Students for a Cleaner Cleveland exercised a thorough sweep of the Cleveland State University grounds in their last Community Cleanup of the semester, held on Nov. 20. Students took part to pick up as much garbage on campus and near campus as possible. SCC […]
By Sophie Kelner The women’s soccer team concluded its season following a loss in the first round of the Horizon League Tournament to Indiana University – Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) in penalty kicks. After regulation play, the teams were tied 1-1 and then headed to overtime. Both teams’ defenses held up after two overtimes of […]
By: Dina Usanovic Many Ohio universities have required a negative COVID test to return to campus for the spring semester, including Bowling Green State University, Kent State University, and Baldwin Wallace University. This left me wondering whether Cleveland State would follow suit for future semesters. However, it became apparent that CSU had a similar requirement, […]
By: Ramandeep Arora Cleveland State University women’s fencing concluded their 2020-21 campaign at the NCAA championship on March 28 at Penn State University’s Bryce Jordan Center. The trio consisting of Amanda Provance, Shelbie Seeburg and Dorian Pichola showed strong performances bringing Cleveland State to a top 21 finish. The final placement of Provance, Seeburg and […]
By Ben Hercik Sports Editor As the snow starts to melt and the ground begins to thaw, the Cleveland State University softball team begins its season. The past five seasons have been a struggle for the team as they failed to post a winning record. The team is looking to right the ship under second-year […]
By Kourtney Husnick Cleveland State University’s Viking Marketplace rolled out a new pilot program for students with meal plans this semester to take their meals on the go. In response to a One Thing Campaign request, Cleveland State President Harlan Sands’ suggestion program for students, faculty and staff to voice what they believe would make […]
For the last 14 elections, Ohio’s electoral votes have gone for the candidate who won the presidential election. This is a longer streak than any other state in the U.S., prompting the common saying ‘as Ohio goes, so goes the nation.’ However, this year Ohio broke that streak, giving its 18 electoral votes to Donald […]
On Saturday, Jan. 28, Totally Rad Vintage Fest stopped in Cleveland at the I-X Center and brought all their favorite 80’s, 90’s, & Y2K vintage clothes, memorabilia, and records with them. Totally Rad Vintage Fest featured 50 vendors, photo-op setups, a vintage gallery, records, and a vintage arcade. Earliness is one of the keys to […]
Republicans of the Ohio House introduced H.B. 51 on Feb. 15, a bill that calls to relax federal restrictions on firearms by removing all references to the National Firearms Act and stating that Ohio police departments are not required to enforce any federal law that can be considered restrictive. Sponsors say that the contents of […]
CSU COVID-19 Dashboard. Photo courtesy of Cleveland State University The Cleveland State University Leadership Team emailed the campus community thanking them for their committed efforts in slowing the spread of COVID-19 on Oct. 21. In the email, the campus community was commended for doing their part in upholding the standard that has been expected in […]
By Skylar Bridgeforth Since January, COVID-19 has placed a damper on many events, including concerts, movie premieres, and summer vacations. Through all this, businesses have quickly adapted their procedures to fit new social distancing guidelines. Even though a night out may look different than it did last year, there are still many fun activities to […]
By Mike Comodeca The Horizon League coaches once again voted the Cleveland State Vikings women’s volleyball team the 2017 preseason favorite to win the conference championship for the second year in a row. Four teams received first place votes from the coaches with Cleveland State receiving four, Green Bay three and UIC grabbing one vote. […]
An opportunity long hoped for and sought by the Arab and Muslim world: to host the prestigious World Cup competition. In 2010, after many failed bids by different Arab states, the small, though vibrant and affluent Gulf state of Qatar succeeded in its bid to lead the world for the 2022 edition. And now that […]
