By Michael Comodeca The Cleveland State women’s volleyball team has won three consecutive Horizon League Championships over the past three years. Additionally, the team has made the national tournament four times overall with the last three coming over the past three years. The Vikings have not been able to secure victory in those national tournament’s […]
We walk past it every day, but how often do we really take the spaces around us in? From the Law Building to Berkman Hall, Cleveland State University has a surprising amount of artwork in spaces not typically associated with art. So, I recently took a scenic walk through campus, taking photos and documenting some […]
Did you know, according to the “College Simply Statistics,” that Black students make up 17 percent of Cleveland State’s demographics? Whereas, White students make up 64 percent of the population at CSU. Cleveland State is below average when it comes to overall diversity, and it’s unfortunate because, according to the “2016 Census“, Black people make up […]
By: Kourtney Husnick In the midst of heavy advertising for Ohio’s gubernatorial election approaching on Nov. 6, Cleveland State University became the location of the third and final gubernatorial debate. Held on Monday, Oct. 8, at 7 p.m., the debate was organized by the Ohio Debate Commission, a new organization formed by “a group of […]
It’s the evening and the sound of music fills my ears as I enter a dimly lit theatre. The scene is set on a 1930’s parlor and a portrait of a woman stares back at me. The intimate setting of the Helen Theatre at Playhouse Square is cozy and inviting. The show I am about […]
By Gwendolyn Kochur “Sondheim has great potential for success and great potential for failure, so we are really riding the precipice,” director and scenic designer Russ Borski said. The Sondheim to which he refers is none other than Stephen Sondheim, the award-winning composer and lyricist known for “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to […]
Advocates for fair maps marching as part of Ohio’s Fair Maps Day event at the Ohio Statehouse on September 21, 2021. Photo courtesy of Paul Becker At Cleveland State University, our campus has been split between Ohio State House District 10 and 11 for the past decade. Splitting campus communities like ours dilutes our voting […]
By Griffin Parrett Wallows, a pop rock band from Los Angeles, California, and Remo Drive, an alternative/indie rock band from Bloomington, Minnesota, recently came through the House of Blues in Cleveland. The two bands were a stellar line up as they both differ in sound and genre. Remo Drive, a past do-it-yourself band opened up […]
By: “The Cauldron” Editorial/Managment staff At Cleveland State University and other colleges throughout the nation, student journalists create safe environments for student opinion, holding their administration accountable, and protecting student liberties on campus. However, student-run press organizations are much more than that. Being a part of a student press organization also fosters a sense of […]
By Abigail Jarvis On Nov. 12 and 13, Cleveland State University’s Department of Theatre and Dance hosted a dance performance with an in-person audience for the first time since before the pandemic. They held the concert in the Black Box Theatre of the 13th Street Building. The program consisted of five dances of varying styles. […]
Credit: Suzanne Sharpe. CSU Columbus Seminar Students with Ohio Senate Minority Leader, Nickie Antonio, and a resolution – passed by the Senate – granting CSU access to the Senate floor. A group of Cleveland State students, who participated in the Levin College of Public Affairs and Education’s “Columbus Seminar” class, led by Dr. Meghan Rubado spent […]
By Mollee Ryan, Freshman Music Therapy major, Opinion editor All of us have done something we regret. Whether it was when we were barely old enough to realize what we were doing would come back at us, or it was a rash decision made in a hurry, it is something that’s happened to everyone. In most […]
By Adam Schabel The Cleveland State men’s and women’s basketball teams announced their non-league schedules for the 2017-2018 season. On the men’s side, they have 13 games against non-Horizon League teams. The Vikings are coming off a 9-22 campaign in which they saw longtime head coach Gary Waters retire after the conclusion of the season. […]
By Kourtney Husnick Bloom Clothing Company, owned and founded by Cleveland State University alumnus Tyler Hobel, is donating half of all revenue through Feb. 1 to the Koala Hospital to help with the wildfires in Australia. Typically, 12% of the proceeds go to the Honeybee Conservancy, a nonprofit organization working to curb the decline of […]
