Tallulah Swasey, Mattie Zanin, and Laurel Ila before their show at Mahall’s on April 2. Credit: Alexis Figlar Having met through Cleveland’s School of Rock, Laurel Ila, Mattie Zanin and Tallulah Swasey came together to make music, and somehow formed the perfect band. From playing the Brite Winter Festival in February, to releasing their new […]
By Beth Casteel Last year, it was reported that the university would be implementing a Dash emergency grant program that would assist students in paying for unexpected expenses that could deter a student from coming to school. Those expenses — that include medical bills, car repairs, rent and other emergency expenses — are then […]
The Langston is located along Chester Avenue behind Berkman Hall. Photo courtesy of The Langston Earlier this month, two anonymous sources close to the university claimed that Cleveland State University is in negotiations to acquire two apartment buildings, The Edge on Euclid and The Langston, according to NEOtrans Blog. “To accommodate more freshman and international […]
Cleveland-Marshall School of Law Moot Court, the location of Faculty Senate meetings. Photo by Daniel Newman The Feb. 2. Faculty Senate meeting featured four key topics, from historical teaching to healthcare plans, which interested many in attendance in the Moot Courtroom. Dr. Robert Krebs, Faculty Senate President, introduced these primary interests of faculty members, beginning […]
By Kourtney Husnick Turning Point USA founder, Charlie Kirk, visited campus leading to protests in front of Main Classroom on Euclid Avenue on Thursday, Oct. 19. Turning Point USA, also known as TPUSA, is a national conservative nonpartisan organization that promotes free markets, limited government and fiscal responsibility. Cleveland State’s TPUSA branch holds events such […]
Mays and Sohaela Turabi. Photo Credit: Mays Turabi A wife, mother, and full-time student–or should I say, the ultimate triple threat. No one is more powerful than a woman who’s caring for her family and working for a degree simultaneously. Who wakes up before the sun rises every morning just to find the peace and […]
By John Eppich This year has only just begun, and the internet is filled with controversy. One controversy in particular created a huge media frenzy within the first two days of the year. Logan Paul, a YouTuber, Vine celebrity and Ohio native, had recorded a series of vlogs in Japan where he and his friends […]
By: Maggie Phillips Cleveland State University’s Michael Schwartz Library front entrance, By: Molly Bregar The Michael Schwartz Library at Cleveland State University is officially open for the 2021 spring semester, providing vital resources for all CSU students and faculty. Open weekdays from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., the library is one of the few spots […]
Euclid Commons is one of two residence halls at CSU, which combined house just 10% of the student body. Goals to raise this to 20% in the next 5 years have been proposed, By: Molly Bregar CSU 2.0, a 5 year plan for the future of the university, was unveiled in a Facebook Live on […]
By Kourtney Husnick Reported rapes on campus doubled on Cleveland State University’s annual security report that released Oct. 1 for incidents occurring on or near campus in 2018. On-campus incidents rose from two reported cases in 2017 to four reported cases in 2018. However, reported sexual assault and rape statistics for the 2018-19 school year […]
By Nicole Thering With the beginning of the new school year, Cleveland State University decided it was time for a new security app. The Rave Guardian replaced the old app, Viking Shield, which was introduced to almost every student during their orientation to the school and during campus tours. Rave Guardian is not just a […]
Disclaimer: This is a satirical piece. By: Beth Casteel An old episode of “Tales from the Crypt” served as background noise for Beth Casteel, a junior at Cleveland State majoring in journalism, film, psychology and promotional communication, as she wrote a student spotlight for an upcoming issue of The Cauldron. Pausing for a brief moment, […]
Dr. Tachelle Banks, Presidential Faculty Fellow & Associate Provost for Academic Innovation and Professor at Cleveland State, was appointed to the Board of Directors of the Cleveland Transformation Alliance. Banks and seven others will work to transform Cleveland schools toward educational equity. “I am honored to have been appointed to the Cleveland Transformation Alliance Board,” […]
By: Kourtney Husnick As the United States faced the polar vortex shift at the end of January, Cleveland State University closed its doors with two exceptions: the residence halls and the Viking Marketplace. The university, like others in the area, announced on Tuesday, Jan. 29, that classes would be canceled and offices closed Wednesday and […]
