By: Dina Usanovic Many people are impressed with the social systems in European countries, specifically those found in Sweden and Germany. These embracing, inclusive systems allow for a high standard of living nation-wide. This is in stark contrast to America’s social system, in which poor people and minorities are subjected to a much lower standard […]
Comedian and actor Sam Morril, named one of Comedy Central’s “Comics to Watch” in 2011, has taken the world of comedy by storm over the last few years. The multitalented New Yorker is currently on his Class Action Tour, slated to perform at the Ohio Theater in Cleveland on Thursday, Oct. 26. But, who is […]
By: Maggie Phillips 2021 is a crucial year for Cleveland politics. The city’s current and longest-serving mayor, Frank Jackson, is finishing his 4th term and 14th year as the city’s mayor. His mayoral seat is up for grabs this November, along with the city municipal court judge and entire city council. Voter turnout is typically […]
Photo courtesy of Cleveland State University Looking back on four years at Cleveland State University, I can count nine paid student positions that I have held. Sure, promotions and short-term positions inflated this number, but regardless, I have had broad experience with getting the absolute most out of working for the university. I recommend working […]
A bright yellow mailbox, named the “Letters of Hope” box, has been placed outside of the Women’s Center, located in Berkman Hall at room 142, to accept anonymous stories of sexual violence from survivors now until March 31. “We need to raise awareness of sexual violence, consent and bodily autonomy,” said Evie DuVernay, assistant director […]
By Anna Toth In the aftermath of the anti-LGBTQ posters placed around campus in October, Cleveland State took the first steps to start a committee with the goal of creating a more welcoming, safe campus. The Office of Inclusion and Multicultural Engagement hosted a working session on Thursday Nov. 9 to get everyone on the […]
In 2020, students all across the world faced an unsettling transition as the world shut down in chaos due to the rapid spread of COVID-19. Three years post-pandemic…where are some of these students now? A few days off from school led to the remainder of the academic year confined inside homes, joining monotonous zoom classes, submitting […]
This winter, the Cleveland State University women’s basketball team has dominated the court. The Vikes fought for a winning streak all throughout the months of November and carried it until Dec. 18. As winter break encroached upon the team, they faced four canceled games. Even with the cancellations of games, the Vikes maintained a record […]
Cleveland State Cultural Crossings, a lecture series brought to students by the Humanities Consortium at CSU, is hosting the Latin Arts Festival for a second year on Tuesday, Sept. 26 in the Berkman Hall Auditorium. The festival will showcase “a mesmerizing showcase of musical talent,” featuring Latin Fusion Band “Son Gitano,” Francisco Bedoy, accompaniment by […]
By Ben Hercik Sports Editor The Cleveland State University wrestling team entered their first tournament of the season on Nov. 3, as they took part in the Clarion Open. Many wrestlers had good tournaments, with senior Evan Cheek leading the way. Cheek returned to the starting lineup after taking a redshirt year and didn’t miss a beat, taking […]
The Cleveland State Vikings lacrosse team has accepted an invitation to play as an associate in the Northeast Conference (NEC) beginning in the 2025 season, according to a university press release. Fellow Horizon League team Robert Morris will join CSU in the NEC, and both teams will be eligible for the 2025 automatic bid to […]
Cleveland-Marshall College of Law is located on the corner of Euclid and East 18th Street. Photo courtesy of Cleveland State University “I was asking more questions than there were answers,” said Stephanie Goggans, a second-year student at the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law. Goggans is a member of Students Against Marshall, a group of law students […]
Up 50% from the week prior, there were 21 crime log entries from Oct. 27 through Nov. 2, according to the Cleveland State University Sixty Day Crime Log. Contributing to the increase were four fire alarms and five supervisory smoke alarms, though there was one each last week. The average combined number of alarms is […]
With early voting underway, the time is now to take a look at what is on the ballot this November, and for the local community, this involves statewide issues, local judicial races and more. In Ward 5 of Cuyahoga County, there are 11 total measures on the ballot. Candidates on the ballot include seven graduates […]
