President Harlan Sands gives some insight of college naming during Faculty Senate meeting. Photo by Daniel Newman On Dec. 1, Cleveland State University’s largest group of decision-makers discussed the points of emphasis in continuing the school year in January. As another Faculty Senate meeting was completed, new business talks were brief; however, the discussion about […]
Summer 2022 has unfortunately come to an end and the Fall 2022 semester is off! Many of us, namely freshmen, may have lots of questions with not a lot of answers (I know I do!). This article seeks to answer some basic questions for this coming semester: Where do I find parking? Parking passes are […]
This slideshow requires JavaScript. By Regan Reeck Austin Cupach answered the phone with a simple “what’s up?” his voice was relaxed and he often finished his sentences with a soft laugh. Correcting the pronunciation of his last name, he explains it’s phonetically pronounced with a Q rather than a hard C. A senior majoring in […]
By John Eppich “Animal House,” “Neighbors,” “American Pie,” “22 Jump Street,” and many more films and media exist that depict Greek life on college campuses in a less than flattering light. From drinking until 6:00 a.m. with one of the pledges dying of alcohol poisoning to having members be humiliated or put through unthinkable trails […]
By Kourtney Husnick This post was updated Nov. 7 at 3:41 p.m. While Cleveland State University recently declined to comment on whether or not they would continue utilizing marketing materials featuring an alleged rapist, a video including the student remains at the top of the university’s Facebook page. The “Find Your Fit at CSU” advertisement […]
Police outside CSU Student Center after a false bomb threat was called on July 8th, 2022 – Photo Credit: Jaden Stambolia Cleveland State has been the target of four false bomb threats in the last 10 months, with the latest coming July 8th, when a threat was called into the Cleveland Police Department Dispatch Center […]
Judge Clifton Newman, a 1976 graduate of CSU Law College, will speak at the College of Law’s Moot Court Room on Tuesday, March 28 at noon. The event is open-to-the-public at no cost. Judge Newman presided over the trial of convicted murderer and former South Carolina attorney Alex Murdaugh. Murdaugh is part of a South […]
Non-traditional students make up 15% of CSU’s undergraduate population, and have taken many diverse paths to get to where they are today. Graphic by Matthew Keyerleber Adult learners- called non-traditional students- make up 15% of Cleveland State University’s undergraduate population. Cleveland State defines adult learners as “…a new or returning student entering college over the […]
Diana Schoder is the News Editor of The Cauldron for the 2023-24 academic year. Diana is a third year student at Cleveland State University majoring in English. She is also working towards her Secondary English Teaching Licensure and a minor in Governance, Risk Management, and Compliance. Diana is president of Viking Catholic and can also […]
By: Abigail Jarvis Brandon A. McCall and Kayla Cyphers. ©Disney. Photo by Deen van Meer. This past Monday, Disney Theatre Productions- in collaboration with Playhouse Square- announced the Tony award-winning musical “The Lion King” will return to Cleveland in the fall 2021. This play “will make its triumphant return to Cleveland at a time when […]
Photo Credit: CSU Athletics Cleveland State Athletics recently announced their partnership with Bally Sports Great Lakes cable network to broadcast a number of upcoming men’s basketball games. This broadcast package includes two home games, with the possibility of a third. The first of these broadcasts was Friday, January 27th as the Vikings hosted and defeated […]
Cleveland State has repeatedly made efforts to cut budgets throughout the university. This is reportedly due to a drop in enrollment. However, as the quality of campus life declines due to these cuts, Cleveland State will likely continue to see even more enrollment drops. The Chick-Fil-A is never going to open, is it? Following a […]
By Ashley Mott Senior Graphic Design major, Arts & Entertainment Editor Earlier this month, it was announced that Kentucky would be joining the other 15 states currently under a constitutional carry law. It was this announcement that stirred the pot of gun controversy once again. With people on each side of this gun war, shouting […]
The Galleries at CSU will move out of its current location in the Cowell & Hubbard Building in Playhouse Square on 1307 Euclid Ave. by July 31 after over a decade. Playhouse Square and Cleveland State will remain collaborators in theater, dance, film, media arts and more, but will “pursue new opportunities and strategic priorities […]
