The Beatles 1967 hit, “A Day In The Life” is no more, no less chaotic than the day-to-day life of a student athlete. Their schedules are packed tight, with morning classes followed by practices, workouts and studying. The academic and seasonal weeks of a college athlete entail deep focus, discipline and long hours, among other […]
Kourtney Husnick In the current political climate, it seems as though so-called “entitlement programs” are always being discussed and targeted. However, Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, food stamps and other welfare programs are not as bad as we’re often told. They also don’t quite function the way we commonly hear about them either. For example, Social […]
For the lowest week’s count of the semester, there were 12 crime log entries from Nov. 3 through Nov. 9, according to the Cleveland State University Sixty Day Crime Log. Of the twelve reports, two remain open. Two fire alarms and four supervisory smoke alarms, comprise half of the week’s reports. Six counts of motor […]
Cleveland State Men’s Soccer tied against Phoenix’s Green Bay with a score of 1-1 at Krenzler Field with nearly three minutes left in the game. The game kicked off at 7 p.m. with about 120 people in attendance for the third Horizon League match of the season. The two teams came face-to-face again after tying last […]
Graphic provided by Michael Suglio In its 11th year of bringing the film community together, the Short. Sweet. Film Fest. will present over 150 short films in a five-day period. The films, ranging from 5 to 40 minutes, will include a wide variety of genres to fit the interests of audience members. Each day of […]
Credit: Julia De Penti Caption: Julia De Penti gets crowned as U.S. American Miss Ohio. Julia De Penti, a senior at Cleveland State University, was crowned U.S. American Miss Ohio during the 2023 state-wide pageant. De Penti, a major in communication sciences and disorders with a minor in neuroscience, has participated in National American Miss, […]
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Zohaib Zafar The Arab Spring began in Tunisia in 2010. Thousands of Arabs protested and demanded that their leaders either reform or leave. Not very long afterwards, protesters were marching in Damascus, the capital of Syria, motivated by other Arabs whom they took notice of through media outlets like Al Jazeera as well as through […]
By Samantha Myer After a long and successful fall season, the Cleveland State University club rowing team is in full swing, ready to take on the indoor season. During the fall they experienced great success at their home regatta, called the Head of the Cuyahoga, on Aug. 18. The group competed as a team, participating […]
The following is a timeline of Alec Popivker’s engagement with Palestinian and Muslim students at Cleveland State, Case Western Reserve University, and John Carroll University. March 25, 2022 – Case Western Reserve University Case Western Reserve University’s (CWRU) Student Justice for Palestine (SJP) group joined forces with John Carroll University’s (JCU) SJP and Cleveland State […]
The Cleveland State University volleyball team had a tough start to their season. They lost nine of their first 11 games, including a seven-game losing streak in mid-September. But the Vikings have begun to bounce back as they enter the month of October. The Vikings were on a four game winning streak, defeating Robert Morris, […]
As it stands today, the 118th United States Congress is the third oldest since 1789—and growing older by the day. The average age of the U.S. Senate is 64 years old, despite the national average age barely brushing 40 and younger generations emerging as eligible voters. Five senators will be 80 years or older by […]
After 12 crime reports last week—the lowest weekly count of the semester—there were 20 crime log entries from Nov. 10 through Nov. 16, according to the Cleveland State University Sixty Day Crime Log. Nine of the week’s 20 reports were supervisory smoke alarms. Four counts of motor vehicle trespass, four counts of criminal damaging or […]
Before the spring semester ended, fourth-year college student Tarisha Newton wanted to snag a summer internship where she could not only gain experience and advance her skillset in the field of Promotional Communications, but also expose herself to the workplace…she just needed to find a flexible, accommodating option out there. Newton began her search for […]
