The Guardians’ season may have ended, but the Browns and Cavaliers games are just beginning. With three major league professional sports teams, it can seem like sports overwhelm the city of Cleveland. Games can be fun to attend, but Cleveland offers much more than sports alone. From the great outdoors to arts and entertainment to […]
By Adam Schabel The Cleveland State men’s basketball team is in the final third portion of their schedule. The team is in last place in the Horizon League with an overall record of 5-16 and a conference record of 2-6. They have conference wins over Green Bay and Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI). Cleveland State […]
President Biden acts on President Trump’s agreements to pull out of America’s ‘forever war.’ Photo courtesy of The Guardian Every generation has hallmarks that define it. But what about Generation Z? What can be said of a generation that doesn’t remember a time before social media, and before many social reforms? This group was born […]
Beginning the night of Thursday, March 23, 2023, is the holiest month of the Islamic calendar: Ramadan. During Ramadan, Muslims all across the world gather and observe the ninth month of the Islamic calendar by abstaining from indulgence and praying to become closer to God. Though popularly known as the time of fasting, abstinence from […]
By Nick Hawks A&E Editor John Cox has a confidence about him that makes you think he knows exactly where he wants his life to go. The Cleveland State University theatre major has just been cast in Russ Borski’s “The Real Inspector Hound,” in the title role of the Inspector Hound, and he couldn’t be […]
Abigail is a current journalism student at Cleveland State University. She has knack for writing and investigation. Abigail loves creating and editing videos you can see on her YouTube channel. She enjoys reading, hiking, thrift shopping, wasting hours watching YouTube and playing with her pet hamster Pablo.
By Beth Casteel Cleveland State University’s fifth annual Giving Day will be held on Tuesday, Feb. 20. The event will take place over a 24-hour period where students, faculty and outside members of the community will be able to make donations to various departments and organizations across campus. Structured as a friendly competition between the […]
In an email sent to students the evening of Monday, April 19, the university announced that the CSU Student Covid-19 Vaccination Center will reopen Wednesday, April 21, this time using the Pfizer vaccine. The vaccination center- which was recently closed following a joint recommendation from the CDC and FDA on the Johnson & Johnson vaccine- […]
By Savannah Lewis Students may have noticed an eye-catching sight on Jan. 17 when a group of people wearing Guy Fawkes masks stood in a square-like formation in the Student Center atrium holding large screens which showed graphic images of mistreated farm animals. This was part of a demonstration to share information on the agricultural […]
Cleveland State University will pay Athletic Director Scott Garrett, Women’s Basketball Head Coach Chris Kielsmeier, and new Men’s Basketball Head Coach Daniyal Robinson a total of $705,000 per year in base salary, according to public records request by The Cauldron. Garrett signed a four-year contract extension in February 2022 under former President Harlan Sands that […]
Cleveland-Marshall College of Law. Photo courtesy of Cleveland State University Editor’s Note: For context on the College of Law naming issue, see The Cauldron’s previous coverage “Students, city council, and more call for the removal of “Marshall” name from College of Law” and “Cleveland-Marshall College of Law naming committee votes to strike “Marshall” from name […]
Harlan Sands in 2022. Photo courtesy of Cleveland State University Harlan Sands will receive $928,200 to leave his position as president of Cleveland State University, according to a copy of his separation agreement that was obtained by WKYC. This value is two years of his current base salary. The separation was a mutual decision between […]
Police at Fenn Tower following the threat. Photo by Jack Brancatelli A bomb threat was received for Fenn Tower at around 9:00 p.m. on Dec. 1st. The building, a student residence hall home to over 400 freshmen, was evacuated, with students directed toward the Recreation Center. Students congregate in the Rec Center after being evacuated. […]
The first thing one sees when they go to Crocker Park’s website is a graphic that reads “Experience the best… offices, apartments, events, activities, shops, restaurants.” Being just 20 minutes from campus and Downtown Cleveland, Crocker Park has everything you need: housing, food, entertainment, and jobs; to never go back to the city ever again! […]
