By: Jenna Thomas Student workers at CSU have been directly affected by American Campus Communities minimum wage violation, By: Molly Bregar When the campus shut down a year ago, many student workers were laid off. Slowly after, orientation leaders, library staff, resident assistants and other student employees were brought back into their roles. In August […]
Photo Credit: The Music Settlement BOP STOP, a contemporary performance venue that showcases emerging jazz artists, is hosting Horrifying Halloween Party featuring the glam-punk band, Vanity Crash from 8 to 10 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 28. Located on 2920 Detroit Ave. in Ohio City, Bop Stop is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting live music […]
If you were to ask me a year ago how excited I was for Barrio to open on Cleveland State’s campus, I would’ve told you I was so eager for it to open that I figured my mind may have exploded before I was ever able to see the day. Photo Credit: Mays Turabi Barrio […]
SGA swears in eight new senators and discuss goals in latest senate meeting. Photo Credit: Diana Schoder In their latest senate meeting on Friday, Sept. 29, CSU Student Government Association (SGA) swore in eight new senators, a new director of finance and gave updates on a variety of topics. New Senators Sworn In SGA’s new […]
By Samantha Meyer After having a season’s best performance at the Morehead State Citrus Challenge, the Cleveland State University women’s golf team headed to Kentucky to participate in the Colonel Classic. The Vikings went into the tournament with their heads high, having many great performances the weeks prior. At the Morehead State Citrus Challenge on […]
April 9, 1865, marked the beginning of a new era. While fighting in other areas didn’t end that day, April 9th was when Gen. Robert E. Lee surrendered to Gen. Ulysses S. Grant at Appomattox, effectively ending the American Civil War. This peaceful resolution to a horrible conflict would not have been possible without mutual […]
This past February, The Cauldron published perhaps its most important story in its 90 year history. “Lemon Lies: CSU’s campus erasure of lemon-lime soda” shook Cleveland State to its core by exposing the terrible lack of lemon lime soda across campus, and the suspicious circumstances that preceded its disappearance. An extensive investigation by The Cauldron […]
The fully operational Starbucks has officially opened in the Student Center just in time for the fall semester—and students are buzzing more than ever to get their caffeine fix. The new operational Starbucks is spacious, stocked with students and pumpkin spice. Photo Credit: Mays Turabi Last year, students were given a taste of the Starbucks […]
A campus stalwart, Jarrett Pratt, M.Ed., director of Student Success at The Pratt Center at Cleveland State University, has been named to the 2023 Sawubona Class: 30 Under 40. According to the CSU press release, Pratt received the honor at the Pan African Network of the American College Personnel Association (ACPA) conference held in New Orleans, Louisiana. In the […]
WCSB, CSU’s student-run, non-commercial, not-for-profit radio station, is hosting the 2023 Halloween Ball on Saturday, Oct. 28 at 6:30 p.m. at The Beachland Ballroom & Tavern. Hosted by the Cleveland Vaudeville duo Pinch & Squeal, the ball features a full lineup of eight different local and state ensembles slated to perform live in the venue’s […]
By Matthew Poshedley It was a special night inside the Woodling Gymnasium at Cleveland State University on Friday, Nov. 10. The Vikings came into the game with a 19-7 record and were just one win away from their 20th win of the season. The crowd was electric as their cheers echoed throughout the gymnasium. The […]
The Cleveland State University School of Music, “located in one of the most active cultural centers in the United States,” kicks off the academic year with a variety of performances slated for the fall and winter. CSU Chorale and University Chorus The CSU Chorale and University Chorus is slated to have a concert on Saturday, […]
By: Anton Krieger Justin Patrick is a senior wrestler at Cleveland State University. The aspect of Justin Patrick that sets him apart from other wrestlers around the country is that Patrick has gained a sixth year of eligibility with the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) after suffering an injury last season. This sixth year of […]
By Skylar Bridgeforth While the Coronavirus has put a stop to in-person events, theatre lovers will be happy to know that Cleveland State University’s theatre program is rising to the challenge. They will produce two plays, both of which will be rehearsed over Zoom concluding with virtual performances. This spring theatre lineup will showcase two […]
