By: August Vullo In the middle of the season, the Cleveland State University men’s lacrosse team is sitting at 2-4. The one win coming from an away win at Bellarmine University, where the Vikings scored eight points to Bellarmine’s one. The Vikings also recently won in a blowout against Virginia Military Institute 16-4. Season standouts […]
By Kourtney Husnick After months of searching by the Presidential Search Committee and Wheless Partners, the Board of Trustees appointed Harlan M. Sands the seventh president of Cleveland State University on Monday, Jan. 29. The presidential search started in July 2017 in anticipation of current President Ronald M. Berkman’s retirement in June of 2018. Sands […]
Playhouse Square announces 2021-2022 Season By: Abigail Jarvis Caroline Bowman (Elsa) and the Company of Frozen North American Tour, Photo by: Deen van Meer The Cast of Broadway’s THE PROM, Photo by: Deen van Meer At 7:30 pm on April 7 a virtual curtain rose at Playhouse Square for The Keybank Broadway Series Announcement Event. […]
Cleveland State University Rhodes Tower. Photo courtesy of Molly Bregar Introduced to the state in May, Ohio House Bill 327 will enforce a conservative stance on education by “indefinitely limiting the teachings of divisive concepts” throughout the state at primary and secondary education levels if it is passed. While the bill would have a stronger […]
By Maddie Saines Located on the west side of downtown Cleveland, nestled just above the Flats area is a new aesthetic, local cafe, bar, and restaurant named 27 Coffee Club, better known as your “Local Coffee Dealers.” Recently opened by Cleveland native, and popular artist Machine Gun Kelly (MGK) at the end of September, this […]
The softball season is off to a fast start. However, the Cleveland State University Vikings have struggled. The Vikings lost 13 straight games before starting conference play. They had a record of 4-14 against non-conference opponents, leaving a lot to be desired in the season. While the season didn’t start off so well, once the […]
By Anna Toth Assistant professor of chemical and biomedical engineering Moo-Yeal Lee was recently named a stage-two winner of the United States Environmental Protection Agency’s Transform Toxicity Testing Challenge. The Toxicity Testing Challenge was created by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (E.P.A.) with the hope of making it easier to tell how different chemicals effect […]
Looking for things to do this Valentine’s? Well, you’ve come to the right place. We all know the struggle of finding fun events, especially last minute. Here are some events you could share with a significant other, your best friend, or even yourself! Located in Cleveland Heights, Grog Shop is a bar/music venue where various […]
By Anna Toth After the Parkland shooting on Feb. 14, where 17 high school students were killed, the surviving students rallied together to organize March for Our Lives. Thousands came together in Washington D.C. and 800 other cities around the world on March 24 to show support and demand gun reform so school shootings could […]
By: Jamison Schroeder While Cleveland sports fans normally do not want to get their hopes up too early, it’s safe to say the Cleveland Browns are a legitimate football team this season. Last Sunday the Browns defeated the Bengals by a final score of 37-34 and Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield was absolutely dominant in one […]
By Anna Toth A 56-year-old construction worker was killed while working on the new Washkewicz College of Engineering Building on Chester Avenue on Wednesday Oct. 11. Joseph Matulis died after being struck by a piece of sheet metal that dropped from an upper level of the project. The construction of the new engineering building was […]
Cleveland State University was recently recognized by U.S. News & World Report as a leader for social mobility. Defined as the “movement of individuals, families, or groups through a system of social hierarchy or stratification,” social mobility should be a core value of an institution such as Cleveland State, and thankfully this seems to be […]
By Dina Usanovic Lola, a restaurant located on E 4th in downtown Cleveland is one of many businesses closed due to COVID-19, BY Molly Bregar As a server at Yours Truly, I have been incredibly saddened to see how COVID-19 has affected business. While Yours Truly used to be incredibly busy, with up to 45-minute […]
By Anna Toth A decision by Cleveland Municipal Court Judge Emanuella Groves ruled that the HealthLine’s “Proof of Payment” decision was unconstitutional in late October. HealthLine riders now have to show their bus passes to the driver, slowing down service and causing confusion. The HealthLine runs right through Cleveland State’s campus on Euclid, from Public […]
