By: Mia Mills The good news is that the long-awaited end to the spring semester is in sight; the bad news is that the student struggle is fully present and will continue in the weeks ahead. CSU students were given very few breaks this semester because of COVID-19, leading many students to experience severe burnout. […]
Over winter break, the Cleveland State University wrestling team went 5-2 with losses to West Virginia and Buffalo and victories against Chattanooga, SIU-Edwardsville, Clarion, Rider, and Edinboro. After the team won four consecutive meets, they would lose two straight against Navy and Kent State to end the month of January. The season is rapidly coming […]
Recently, I learned that most universities in Europe provide daycare for students and faculty members, which allows them to attend class or work stress-free. Not only would this be helpful with scheduling matters, but it would also allow students and faculty to not worry about paying an exorbitant price for external childcare. While CSU used […]
By Ben Frederick This semester, the second and final phase of Washkewicz Hall opened to the students. Besides a few minor cosmetic changes being made to certain rooms throughout the building, the whole building is completely open and functional now. In phase two of Washkewicz Hall, a lot of new facilities were added to the […]
Disclaimer: This is a satirical piece. By Anna Toth Officials from Washington, D.C. have recently confirmed loose plans for a border wall between the United States and Canada. Leaked blueprints show the wall going straight through Lake Erie, an intentional move by President Donald J. Trump. President Trump ran on the campaign promise of a […]
By Dylan Barker On the morning of Thursday, Jan. 11, President Donald Trump held an immigration related briefing in the Oval Office. The intention of the briefing was to prepare for future bipartisan discussions on immigration. During the meeting, Trump laid out an ideal agreement on immigration with lawmakers. In the midst of the planning […]
GroundWorks DanceTheater, Cleveland State University’s Professional Company in Residence, performed in the Outcalt Theatre last weekend. The five dancers from GroundWorks performed two pieces of work in this show. One by the company’s current guest artist, Pearlann Porter, and the other an adaptation of an original work by the company’s director, David Shimotakahara. Porter’s piece, […]
By: Kourtney Husnick Classes ended, and strobe lights began Friday night at Cleveland State University. Glow Party took over all three floors of the Student Center for a four-hour rave with approximately 1100 students in attendance. The event, organized by the Campus Activities Board (CAB), was advertised as the biggest party of the spring semester. […]
By Ben Hercik, Sports Editor Cleveland State University held a press conference on April 8, in the Glasscock Family Foundation Ballroom in the Student Center and named Scott Garrett the university’s new Athletic Director. Garrett comes into the position armed with knowledge from his background in athletic departments, from his time at other universities. Garrett started […]
By Regan Reeck Reporting contributed by Anna Toth On the afternoon of Friday, Jan. 26, Rachel Nin wrestled with a worksheet on differential equations in class. About 20 minutes later, alarms began to blare. With flashing lights and an accompanying pre-recorded voice repeating, “an emergency has been reported. Please evacuate,” the alarm sent Nin’s class […]
By Ben Hercik Cleveland has played a very pivotal part in comic book history. The city is the birthplace of both Superman and is the inspiration for Metropolis, as well as being a filming location for films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. When it was announced that Campus Activities Board (CAB) would be holding a Comic […]
Senior Lindsey Tout hits the ball in her season debut. Photo courtesy of Vikings Athletics Cleveland State University volleyball did not have the season that they were hoping for, losing six straight to end the regular season. It was a season to forget for the Vikings as they simply could not string together enough wins […]
At West Virginia University this past weekend, Cleveland State’s Ultimate Frisbee Club worked hard in their third and final tournament of the semester. CSU played seven games on Saturday and Sunday against WVU, Miami University, Maryland University, and other prestigious state universities. CSU Ultimate won three games back-to-back, with the first win of the season […]
The CSU women’s basketball team hosted the Holiday Inn Express Downtown Viking Invitational, sweeping victories against three teams throughout Thanksgiving week in Woodling Gymnasium. Photo Credit: Cleveland State Athletics The invitational kicked off on Wednesday, Nov. 22 for a match against Austin Peay. The game had a fickle start for the Vikings, but they sparked […]
