Since Sept 8., there have been 14 or 15 campus crime log entries each week, but from Oct. 13 through Oct. 19, there were 21 crime report entries, a 50% increase, according to the Cleveland State University Sixty Day Crime Log. Contributing to the increase were five fire alarms, five supervisory smoke alarms, three reports […]
Dr. Rachel Lovell, director of the Criminology Research Center and assistant criminology professor at Cleveland State, was recently published in the Journal of Criminal Justice with a pair of articles sampling 5,638 rape kits and cases within the Cleveland Division of Police from 1992 through 2012. Both articles use artificial intelligence to assess the same […]
This November, Issue 1 seeks to enshrine reproductive freedom into Ohio’s constitution. Photo Credit: AP In August, Ohioans voted on a different Issue 1, which sought to eliminate majority rule. Photo Credit: Ideastream Ohio’s political landscape has recently been marred by a sinister narrative that threatens to undermine the very principles of democracy, popular opinion […]
Several Palestinian-Americans, including CSU alumni, attended public comment at Cleveland City Hall to voice their opposition to local leaders’ statements on the escalating violence in Palestine and Israel on Monday, Oct. 16. Fateh Odeh, interim executive director of the Cleveland and Northern Ohio chapters of the Council on American-Islamic Relations, gives public comment at Cleveland […]
From Oct. 6 through Oct. 12, there were 14 crime report entries, with six charges of assault and one charge of animal cruelty, according to the Cleveland State University Sixty Day Crime Log. Of the six assault counts, four remain open, and one involved marijuana and drug possession. Four of the entries were supervisory smoke […]
Photo Credit: AP News In elementary school, students are taught that the Italian explorer Christopher Columbus sailed the ocean blue in 1492, but what often goes unmentioned is how the sailer treated the Indigenous people of the Americas that he so famously came to discover. As students grow older, their understanding of Columbus begins to […]
Photo Credit: Cleveland State Athletics Cleveland State men’s tennis kicked off their 2023 season on a strong note this weekend at the YSU Invitational and ITA All-American Championship, with matches taking place on Friday, Sep. 29th and Sunday, Oct. 1st. Senior Mikael Erler traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma for his third appearance in the All-American tournament, […]
Cleveland State University released the Annual Security and Fire Safety Report for 2023, which includes information on crime report data from 2020 through 2022, as well as crime prevention initiatives, emergency preparedness and notifications, procedures for reporting crime, and support services available to students. Crime Report Data In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of […]
From Sept. 22 through Sept. 28, there were 15 crime report entries, the same number as the week before, according to the Cleveland State University Sixty Day Crime Log. Arrests have been made in three reports and another three reports have been closed. Of the remaining nine reports, five were fire or supervisory smoke alarms. […]
The number of crime reports remained steady this week at 15 reports from Sept. 15 through Sept. 2, after 14 reports the prior week, according to the Cleveland State University Sixty Day Crime Log. Of the 15 reports, 11 occurred over a two day span. There were six reports on Monday, Sept. 19 and five reports […]
The Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Foundation awarded a three-year $605,250 grant to Cleveland State University’s Levin College of Public Affairs and Education to establish the Public Service Executive in Resident (PSEIR) program, announced by the university Feb. 9. With this grant, the college intends to recruit a senior leader who has formally held a […]
Euclid Commons is one of two on-campus residential options. Photo by Molly Bregar International rental housing giant Greystar will operate Cleveland State University’s two residence halls: Fenn Tower and Euclid Commons. American Campus Communities previously operated both buildings. The University formally ended the 17-year contract late this summer. This follows the departure of nearly all […]
By Mollee Ryan, Freshman Music Therapy major, Opinion editor “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof…” These were the wise words of Thomas Jefferson written in the First Amendment of the Constitution. These words give United States citizens the right to assemble, practice religion, the freedom […]
Mollee Ryan looks forward to a new year with new challenges for The Cauldron BY MOLLEE RYAN, Freshman Music Therapy major, Opinion Editor The fall semester of this school year is over, and it’s time for a new beginning. 2019 brings a new year, a fresh start, and a chance to forget all of the […]
