By Samantha Meyer After losing 3-1 against Horizon League competitor University of Illinois-Chicago on Oct. 13, the Cleveland State University volleyball team returned home to host its annual “Volley For the Cure” match. The team competed against Youngstown State University on Oct. 18, and Oakland University on Oct. 19. Friday’s match against Horizon League competitor Youngstown State […]
by Matt Keyerleber Posted on October 22, 2022 Gallery Posted in SportsTagged Basketball, Chris Kielsmeier, cleveland, cleveland state, Cleveland State University, CSU, CSU Athletics, Daniyal Robinson, Horizon League, Men’s Basketball, Sports, Women’s basketball
By Ben Frederick A few weeks ago, the university started several construction projects. These included repairs of many sidewalks all around campus including in front of Fenn Tower, Mather Mansion, the music building and between the Science and Research building and Main Classroom. These construction zones are a big nuisance and a waste of time. […]
By Aurora Harris The Homecoming Parade took place on Oct. 3 and went down Euclid avenue. Photo courtesy of Willie Stickley. Cleveland State University kicked off week six of the fall semester with a gauntlet of Homecoming events, such as goat yoga, a film festival, Woodstock Wednesday, Potterpalooza, a Homecoming parade and of course, the Homecoming […]
By Ben Hercik After a Horizon League runner up season last year, expectations are high for the Cleveland State University women’s soccer team this season. With the team projected to finish third in the conference this year, which is a step down from where they finished last season, the Vikings started the season against some stiff competition. […]
By Danielle Leonard “I wanted to do something that is a little scary for me which is showing bits of my body and personal story,” Maggie Halm, a graphic design major at Cleveland State University, said. The AIGA organization hosted their second annual graphic design show on Friday Dec. 1, from 6 to 9 p.m. […]
By: Beth Casteel For any high school senior, the prospect of going to college is scary. Between the taste of freedom, sleepless nights and long hours of work, it feels as though there’s a constant pressure of finding the perfect school. And when you do, that pressure is quickly turned into the anxiety-filled question: “Will […]
The Cleveland State University fencing team is off to a pretty good start, winning about as much as they are losing. Since “mid-major collegiate fencers compete adequately” is not exactly a riveting headline, writer Leo Kenealy dug a little deeper, and interviewed team captains junior Maeve Kozak and junior Paul Diventi. The following is a […]
By Nick Hawks Russell Borski’s office is not your typical office. Walking inside, it feels more like its own art exhibit, covered from ceiling to floor in colorful paintings, artifacts and sculptures, some of which are of Borski’s own design. Borski explains that every office he has ever had has felt this way. “I […]
By Ashley Mott, Arts and Entertainment Editor Students lined up outside the Berkman Hall auditorium awaiting the once a year event: ASL Idol. A combination of sign language, music and dancing, the event has been a tradition on the Cleveland State University for some time now. Students from all over Ohio come to perform and support […]
By: KC Longley A piano plays softly in the background as the lights dim in the theatre. An eclectic collection of patterned rugs and leather, animal printed chairs sit on the stage as a butler mills about arranging trays of food. We’re placed in London in the 1890s, where themes of marriage and money ring […]
By Briana Oldham The women’s basketball team is less than a third of the way through the season and is now under new management. With a shift in coaching, the Vikings currently hold a record of 3-4. The three games won have come at home in front of the home crowd. Even with the four […]
By Nick Hawks Michael Jordan didn’t do politics in his playing days. ‘His Airness’ was far more than a basketball icon: He was a high-flying revolution that saw athletes cash in on endorsements, sometimes even more than they made on the court. Being an athlete became a brand. This year, based on his shoe deal […]
By Ben Hercik Sports Editor It has been over four months since the last time the Cleveland State University golf teams last hit the links. Both teams have been off after the Dayton Flyer Invitational on Oct. 15, but that doesn’t mean that they haven’t been practicing on their games. A new simulator was made […]
