By Courtney Gast To have control of their own life, to die on their own terms and to pass in the most humane way possible are the only wishes that anyone with a terminal illness could have. If I were to be diagnosed with a terminal illness, I would want to be able to determine […]
A reminder: There are five freedoms guaranteed by the First Amendment By Kourtney Husnick The First Amendment is a common topic at Cleveland State University. We’ve heard about the right to free speech when graphic anti-LGBT flyers appeared on our campus two years ago and when religious protestors shout threats of hell at students in […]
Early Friday morning, CSU’s Division of Campus Engagement, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion issued this statement on the CSU Student Government Association: “As of October 14, the previous Executive Board members of the Student Government Association have transitioned out of their roles,” the statement continued. The current Speaker of the Senate, Garrett Rafn, will assume the […]
Disclaimer: This is a satirical piece. By: Beth Casteel Months after the Cleveland State University film school opened its doors, a student made national headlines by creating the first student-made blockbuster hit the world has ever seen. Taking on the overly ambitious project, senior film student Dylan Jonas decided to create the year’s next big […]
Photo of Vincent Van Gogh at the Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit Cleveland. Photo by Reem Abumeri The Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit has traveled the globe, making its way everywhere from Paris to London, Detroit to Houston, and Chicago to Toronto. But for now, the world-renowned exhibit has settled right here in Cleveland at the Lighthouse […]
The Cleveland State University men’s and women’s basketball teams kicked off their seasons with the VIKEtober showcase in front of a huge crowd of students and fans back on Oct. 15. The line to even get into the Wolstein Center was all the way to the street, with many students arriving early to see the […]
By Ashley Mott, Arts and Entertainment Editor The trills of an accordion leaked from the back of the room over the rows of the audience, who were waiting in anticipation for the story to begin. With a gentle reminder that photos and videos were not allowed during the show, the story started to begin. Out crawled […]
By: Beth Casteel The staff of the Cauldron hopes you “ain’t afraid of no ghosts,” because this issue’s feature is all about Ohio’s most haunted locations. When it comes to a haunted history, Northeast Ohio is filled with some creepy places that many people in the area believe are filled with spirits. With Cleveland’s long […]
During finals week, the Dance Department at Cleveland State University held an informal studio showing. This event consisted of pieces set on CSU Dance Company and CSU Dance Group, along with guest dancers. Martin’s piece. Photo by Stevens The opening piece was choreographed by Visiting Guest Artist Chrissy Martin. This piece was performed by CSU […]
By Michael Comodeca After an underwhelming season last year in which the Cleveland State women’s basketball team finished 14-16, so far, the team is off to a 5-2 start this season. The Vikings are currently on a three game winning streak after defeating Niagara University on Friday, Dec. 1, by a score of 70-61. With […]
The Center for International Services and Programs (CISP) at Cleveland State University offers and promotes opportunities for students and staff to gain international knowledge and experience. They cater to CISP students who want to study away from CSU and international students who arrive at CSU. CSU offers three main forms of education abroad through CISP: […]
CSU’s first Pandemic Theatre production hits stage Oct. 2 By Abigail Jarvis Blood of the Root announcement flyer, By: Mr. Russ Borski If there is a show that encapsulates the old theatre saying “the show must go on,” it’s Cleveland State University’s production of Blood at the Root. Originally scheduled for spring of last year, […]
By Nick Hawks and Abigail Jarvis The holidays are often filled with cheer, home-cooked meals, and family feuds. While Aunt Brenda is arguing politics, and your parents are debating whether to have stuffing or mashed potatoes at Christmas dinner (why not both?), here is one aspect of the holidays you don’t have to argue about. […]
By Ben Hercik The Cleveland State men’s and women’s swim teams hosted the seventh annual Magnus Cup during the weekend of Nov. 16-18. The men’s team was able to claim the team championship where they finished with a team score of 1871.5 points. They finished a whole 543.5 points clear of second place. When asked […]
