By: Beth Casteel Sitting in the slightly crowded restaurant, the chaotic mixture of casual conversations and a playlist of the top 40 songs combined to create a laid-back atmosphere for the students who were dining in the Student Center’s Chili’s. The commotion of people coming in and out set a lively tone in the room. […]
By Chau Tang The day was dark, the sky was clear and the weather seemed chilly yet warm enough to not need a jacket. It was a perfect day to enjoy the outdoors. On Thursday, Oct. 5, Cleveland State held Vike Fest during Homecoming. Vike Fest was one of many events students could attend throughout […]
“Drag Out The Vote” was held on Thursday, Nov. 3, in the Berkman Hall auditorium at Cleveland State University. Five drag stars from the Cleveland drag scene, Dean Heartthrob, Omega, Dakota Cox, King Kae, and Thornstar, performed for attendees to bring awareness to the upcoming midterm election on Tuesday, Nov. 8. Giana Formica, aka Dean […]
By Nick Hawks A&E Editor As the second day of the annual Cleveland Chalk Festival unwinds, Lauren Zawie feels blisters and calluses developing on her fingertips as she frantically grinds her chalk against the limestone. She is approaching her eighth hour of working on her art, but it is not yet done. She takes her […]
Cleveland State men’s basketball hosted two teams in Woodling Gymnasium throughout the holiday week, the first being on Wednesday, Nov. 22 against East Tennessee State, followed by a head-to-head with Alabama A&M on Saturday, Nov. 25. Photo Credit: Cleveland State The Vikings came away with a 72-70 comeback victory in a thriller duel with the […]
Student Government covered much ground at its recent senate meeting on Friday, Nov. 17, with three resolutions on Israel and Palestine, nonpartisanship, and Wi-Fi brought before the senate, among several additional updates from every branch. Resolution on Nonpartisanship Senator of The Edge Joseph Nappi, Public Policy Committee Co-Chair Cael Shaw and Honors College Senator Jack […]
The Cleveland State Women’s basketball team took on Central Michigan at the Henry J Goodman Arena in the Wolstein Center for a 2 p.m. victorious season home opener on Saturday, Nov. 18. Photo Credit: Cleveland State Athletics With 319 in attendance, the Vikings disclosed their 2023 Horizon League Tournament Championship and showed off their NCAA […]
by Matt Keyerleber Posted on November 20, 2023November 21, 2023 Gallery Posted in SportsTagged a cauldron gallery, Basketball, cleveland, cleveland state, Cleveland State University, CSU, csu men’s basketball, featured, Men’s Basketball, ohio university, Sports, victory, Vikings
Many students come to college looking to better themselves and their future by obtaining their education. However, when doing so, the workload of college and the stress that comes with it can make students develop bad habits and miss the things they really wanted to do that week. That is why Sean Higgins, CEO of […]
Growing up, it was instilled in me that no matter where you go in life, you will always find good people, and it’s truly all a matter of looking for them. This concept is one that I carry with me today as I begin new chapters of my young adult life. This fall, I began […]
Well, who expected this from the Cleveland Cavaliers? Going into the year the Cavaliers had an over-under of 26.5 wins and the team looks like it has plans to blow that total out of the water as they currently stand at 13-12 and 9th in the conference meaning they would head to the play-in round. […]
Laverne Cox appeared live for a virtual Q&A with CSU students. Screenshot: Kara Tellaisha Laverne Cox, actress best known for her role as Sophia Burset in “Orange is the New Black,” virtually visited Cleveland State University for a Q&A session on April 8. The event was organized by CSU’s Mareyjoyce Green Women’s Center and LGBTQ+ […]
The midterms are (mostly) over. Though neither Democrats nor Republicans got exactly what they wanted, silver linings and lessons exist for both sides. Overall, Republicans underperformed expectations but did well in key races for the Governor’s Mansion in Ohio, Florida, Texas, and Georgia. Democrats, in turn, held on by their fingernails in many seats rated […]
In March 2021, former CSU President Harlan Sands announced “CSU 2.0”, which was originally a plan to increase student enrollment and create more jobs. When Sands stepped down in 2022 and President Laura Bloomberg took office, she re-announced and rebranded CSU 2.0, turning her focus to making CSU a residential campus. The changes have already […]
