By Anna Toth Cleveland State is hosting Community Unity roundtables starting Jan. 31 in a continued effort to unite the university after anti-LGBTQ+ posters were found on campus last semester. University Vice President Maurice Stinnett is organizing the roundtables and spoke with The Cauldron last semester about how to make the campus more inclusive and […]
By Courtney Gast Hundreds of Americans everyday die from opioid use, and thousands die each year which, in turn, out numbers the total deaths from car accidents and other acts of violence. States call out for help with the epidemic while President Trump issues a public health emergency. While his acts of prevention are somewhat […]
Students gather outside the Student Center to protest for increased COVID-19 mitigation measures. Photo by Daniel Newman During the chilly afternoon of Jan. 25, five students gathered outside of the Cleveland State University Student Center to speak out against the university’s current guidelines regarding COVID-19. Using a megaphone, posters, and their own ambitions, the protest […]
By Regan Reeck Like many students, Jennifer Visocky O’Grady, a professor of art and design at Cleveland State University, was indecisive when it came to deciding her major. A future in education wasn’t on her mind when she finally found her place in design her junior year of college, but in an attempt to please […]
By Kourtney Husnick Exactly two weeks after the Parkland school shooting, gun activist Larry Pratt spoke at “What Do Gun Bans Mean for Freedom?,” an event hosted by conservative student organization Turning Point USA (TPUSA). Pratt is the executive director of Gun Owners of America, which is a grassroots non-profit lobbying organization with the purpose […]
Boney Fingers is located next door to the Comfort Inn across from the Law Building. Photo by Connor Mahon Since the start of the spring 2020 semester, there have been two new restaurants opened on campus, and students seem to enjoy them. These fresh places to eat have surprised many students amidst the coronavirus pandemic, […]
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Disclaimer: This is a satirical piece. By: Anna Toth Playhouse Square just announced its 2019-2020 Broadway Season featuring “Hamilton the Musical.” At this time, no other shows have been announced. Instead, the popular musical by Lin-Manuel Miranda will spend the entire 10-month Broadway season occupying both the Keybank State Theatre and Connor Palace Theatre. “We’re […]
Cleveland and campus police along with city fire department, respond to the threat. Photo by Connor Mahon Cleveland State University students received campus safety alerts related to a bomb threat made against the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law building, the evening of Nov. 4. According to CSU’s administrative team, an emergency evacuation of the law school […]
President Joe Biden released his $6.9 trillion budget proposal Thursday, March 9, outlining his administration’s spending priorities for the next fiscal year. It includes spending on old priorities for the Biden administration like ending Trump-era tax cuts, resorting the Child Tax Credit, and advancing racial and gender equity in STEM. However, with a Republican controlled […]
By Anna Toth As students scrambled to buy their spring parking passes on the morning of Dec. 1, Cleveland State prepares to send off a Request for Proposals (RFPS) to three different parking operators to decide on the future of parking at Cleveland State. The chosen parking operator would take over the management of Cleveland […]
By Ashley Mott The world of art comes with lots of occupational hazards from sliced hands, green hands, ruined clothing and so much more. However, that rarely stops those who are passionate about it from pursuing their degree. This is the case with recent Fall 2018 graduate Anastasia Cyr, a studio art major who has […]
By Ben Frederick The Washkewicz College of Engineering held a dedication ceremony for the Dan T. Moore MakerSpace Tuesday, Oct. 23 at 4:30 p.m. The dedication drew a crowd made up of important businessmen and women in the area such as Donald E. Washkewicz, the former CEO of Parker Hannifin, the current and former president […]
By Savannah Lewis Martin Luther King Jr. once said, “Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter.” This quote is the theme for the 29th Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Breakfast. The breakfast, held on Jan. 2, is an annual collaboration between Cleveland State University and Cuyahoga Community […]
