Over the weekend, frequent shoppers may have noticed a new and unconventional item added to Viking Outfitters offerings. Tarot, a method of divination dating back to 1783, now has a Cleveland State University twist, with many campus staples represented on the major arcana cards. Featured on the cover of the deck is Magnus standing in […]
The Cleveland State University Women’s track & field team competed at two events in the month of February. On Feb. 4, the Vikings traveled south to compete at the Akron Invitational. On the first day of the meet, junior Hannah Corte, freshman Ariana Coats, and junior Emily Nemeth competed for the Vikings in the 5000-meter […]
The making of Red Bike with Holly Holsinger By Trinity Stevens The world has been away from the stage for over a year now. The Cleveland State University Theatre Department is continuously adapting to provide its students with the most hands-on way of practicing their craft. Even if that means creating a new art form. […]
Down 33% from the week prior, there were 14 crime log entries from Oct. 20 through Oct. 26, according to the Cleveland State University Sixty Day Crime Log. Contributing to the decrease were one fire alarm and one supervisory smoke alarm, while the average combined number of alarms is about eight per week. Four counts […]
The Cleveland State women’s cross country team traveled to Indiana to participate in the Joe Piane Notre Dame Invitational hosted at Burke Golf Course early Friday, Sept. 29, finishing in 18th place with a score of 527 points. Photo Credit: Cleveland State Athletics The Vikings ran in the Women’s Gold 5000m race that began at 12:45 p.m., […]
By Beth Casteel Growing up, one of the earliest childhood memories that many children have is curling up with their parents and reading a colorful book full of whimsical fairy tales and great adventures. For many, reading books at a young age marks the beginning stages of their learning development. Reading at an early age […]
BY Ashley Mott Arts and Entertainment Editor Glow sticks galore, banners streaming and whispers throughout the campus could be heard everywhere. It was the day, Glow Party day, and students far and wide were prepping for the biggest Campus Activities Board event of the semester. With over $45,000 in their budget for the event, according […]
Ohioans, once again, have the chance to choose whether to legalize marijuana in the state this November. Issue 2, if passed, would legalize and regulate the cultivation, manufacturing, testing and sale of marijuana to adults over the age of 21. Possessing up to 2.5 ounces of cannabis and up to 15 grams of the substance’s […]
Ohio voters will vote on Issue 1, an amendment that seeks to enshrine reproductive rights into the Ohio Constitution, this November—and debate is alive. The amendment, titled “The Right to Reproductive Freedom with Protections for Health and Safety,” states that every individual has the right to make and act on their own reproductive decisions, from […]
By Ben Frederick In the fall of 2013, Cleveland State University issued a policy that banned all use of tobacco in campus buildings and on property owned or leased by the university. This includes sidewalks, walkways, parking lots and anywhere else maintained by Cleveland State. They did this to stop the use of tobacco products […]
An anti-Semitic message was discovered written on the outside of CSU’s Union Building, located at 1836 Euclid Ave., on Thursday, Sept. 21, just days before Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the year in Judaism. The suspect or suspects have not yet been identified. “Cleveland State University strongly condemns this type of unacceptable behavior,” reads […]
LGBTQ+ Student Services at CSU released a statement on Instagram in opposition to the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland’s newest policy that bars gender and sexuality expression “contrary to the teachings of the Church” on Tuesday, Sept. 19. “CSU’s LGBTQ+ Student Services stands with the LGBTQ+ youth that will be negatively impacted by the Catholic Diocese […]
With the hard hit of COVID-19, students have been less engaged when it comes to planning for their futures and being involved on campus. The Office of Career Development and Exploration (CD&E) has found an innovative way to combat the issue. Career Development and Exploration is a resource on campus that helps students find jobs […]
After a busy first year as the eighth president of Cleveland State University, President Laura Bloomberg reflects on the university’s recent feats, challenges and controversies, including the new marketing campaign and contentious free speech on campus policy at CSU. Stepping into the office last year, just as the university was beginning to recover from the […]
