By: John Eppich We are only three months into 2018, and already, we have another mass shooting making headlines. This mass shooting, however, has been extremely different as the victims of the Parkland, Florida shooting have been calling for politicians to do their job and pass legislation to create a safer America for everyone. Regardless […]
By Abigail Bickel Established to enhance career development opportunities for students, Cleveland State University welcomes the Bernie Moreno Center for Sales Excellence to campus. The Center, though hosted within the Monte Ahuja College of Business, aims to provide an array of professional opportunities for both business and non-business majors alike. According to the Center’s website, […]
By Kourtney Husnick Cleveland State University’s Student Government Association (SGA) finished the replacement process for their treasurer position Aug. 30, filling an empty executive board seat without following their constitution’s guidelines for the second academic year in a row. The spring SGA election’s winning executive board ticket lost their treasurer candidate over the summer and […]
Let’s get ready to rumble! Vikings wrestling is on the way. The Vikings will travel to Piscataway, New Jersey to visit Rutgers University on Nov. 7 where they will compete in a tri-match which also includes Binghamton and NJCU. They will kick off the 2021-22 season when they host Purdue for the home opener on […]
By Michael Comodeca As a child, Madisen Tretter’s favorite toy was a stuffed animal, a golden retriever that she pretended was real. The reason she liked it so much is because she did not get a real dog until she was 10. When she did it was a chihuahua named Mercedes, now Tretter has another […]
By Ashley Mott Arts and Entertainment Editor From even before the start of the show, the folks of the Hanna Theatre had the audience feeling welcomed, full of laughter and smiles that stretched from ear to ear. The stage was set, ques were ready and the audience hushed as the house lights dimmed and “The […]
Photo by Stevens Every other year the theatre program at Cleveland State University offers a class in scenic painting. The course was offered last spring and was taught by a theatre faculty member, Russ Borski. Borski had done scenic painting for probably over 300 shows throughout his career and draws on experience with scenic painting […]
An interview with a dance class accompanist By Trinity Stevens Liam Smith, a CSU dance class accompanist as a percussionist and believes there is science behind music and uniting it with dance, By: Trinity Stevens Can music help unite the world? Liam Smith seems to think so. An interview with this Cleveland State University dance […]
By: Dina Usnaovic An email recently went out to student organizations, including The Cauldron, regarding faculty comments on on-campus activities. The email detailed a new policy stating that the university’s marketing department must approve of any official comments given by faculty members to the media. Is this considered an infringement on First Amendment rights? Forcing […]
Sophia Allison, aka Soccer Mommy, performed at the Grog Shop last week. Photo by Molly Bregar Last week I took a trip to Coventry Village, an eclectic side of Cleveland Heights, sometimes called Cleveland’s Greenwich Village. The area, former home of the late comic writer Harvey Pekar, still captures the spirit of the arts, with […]
by Brandon Lerch The Cleveland State men’s soccer team boasts a plethora of talented young players on the roster. The 2017 season was up and down for the Vikings, going (7-10-2) and (4-3-2) against the conference. The Vikings are bringing back 16 players from last year’s team and welcoming 13 newcomers, including three transfers and nine […]
The newly selected CSU President, Dr. Laura Bloomberg, sent a statement to the campus community via email on Friday, May 6, as well as a video message on May 12. Bloomberg decided to give some encouraging messages regarding final exam week to students. As many other colleges are also approaching the end of the Spring […]
By Mollee Ryan As new President Harlan Sands takes office here at Cleveland State University, opinions are circulating about the apparently, reputable man. Although, the road before President Sands’ presidency was anything but easy. Former President Ronald Berkman was a quiet man. You never heard his name very much, and if you did, it probably […]
With the use of VikesConnect, students can find many diverse social opportunities across campus. These organizations build relationships among students, grant knowledge of the many cultures at CSU, and promote opportunities for everyone involved. One organization that stands out is Cleveland State’s Minority Association of Premedical Students (MAPS). This student organization has a mission to […]
