The Student Center Atrium was one of several spaces used for the career fair. Photo by Daniel Newman. Cleveland State University’s annual event made an in-person return to guide students through “life after college” on March 2. The main goal of the Career Fair is to get students face-to-face with employers. After an initial conversation, […]
The Cleveland skyline from the flats during early fall. Photo courtesy of Michelle McQuade Spectacularly spooky, this 2021 autumn season is in full swing. Vibrants colors, crisp apple treats, sweet spices, and eerie evenings- who doesn’t like fall? Here are some of the best ways Cleveland has celebrated the season and some things that are […]
The Cleveland State University women’s basketball team started off the year with six home games and swept their homestand and now stand at 8-0. Let’s take a look at how it was done. In the home opener, the Vikings soundly defeated ETSU by a final score of 81-54. Sophomore guard Destiny Leo was the team’s […]
By Samantha Meyer After entering the 2018 Horizon League tournament with a 19-10 overall record, the sixth seeded Cleveland State women’s basketball team was defeated by the third seeded Wright State University Raiders. The team traveled to Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, Michigan on March 4 to face off against Wright State. The Vikings had […]
By Maggie Phillips This year’s IngenuityFest: Dreamscapes was filled with captivating exhibits that blurred the lines between art, music and technology. Showcasing the unique culture and creativity of Cleveland, IngenuityFest gave a voice and platform for many artists and innovators to express their work and ideas. The festival, which ran for three consecutive days, attracted […]
Protestors in Alabama rally against the state’s anti-abortion legislation in 2019. Photo courtesy of Julie Bennett Right now, the entire world watches as the U.S. readies itself to roll back protections long asserted by the United Nations as a human right; the freedom to safe and legal abortion. There is no question that this is […]
By Nick Hawks The Cleveland State University men’s and women’s tennis teams continue to try and outduel each other, as both teams are in the midst of long winning streaks. The women have won a remarkable seven matches in a row to improve to 12-7 on the season. The men are not far behind them, […]
TRIO/Student Support Services (TRIO/SSS) is one of the many programs available at Cleveland State University that students, as a collective, are not entirely familiar with. However, the wide range of assistance and support that TRIO/SSS offers are beyond worthwhile to the CSU student body. Cullin Fish, the assistant director of TRIO/SSS and an advisor, has […]
Disclaimer: This is a satirical piece. By Anna Toth The Greater Cleveland Rapid Transit Authority (RTA) announced today that they would be replacing lines with horse and buggy vehicles instead. Currently, all lines and routes are serviced by either rapid or regular transit busses, though there are plans to change that in the future. The […]
Are you downtown this summer? Are you trying to expand your palate and try new restaurants? Do you want to support small businesses? If you said yes to any of those questions, look no further! Walnut Wednesdays are back in Cleveland this summer! Walnut Wednesdays are a weekly event held in Perk Plaza on the […]
Photo Credit: Downtown Cleveland Every Wednesday, with the exception of Sep. 27, local musicians will play from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the U.S. Bank Plaza on 1350 Euclid Ave.. The concert series, titled Gigs on the Green, began over the summer and featured artists such as Kristine Jackson, Sunset Harmony, Rubix Groove and […]
This past month, lawmakers in Ohio have introduced a discriminatory bill prohibiting gender affirming care and requiring mental health professionals to make yearly reports on gender-related diagnoses and treatments for trans minors. Similar bills have appeared across the nation. Ohio House Bill 68 seeks to ban gender affirming care such as puberty blockers and gender […]
Ohio voters will decide whether or not to uphold a century’s old precedent of majority rule this August in a high-stakes special election. Issue 1, a ballot initiative written by Ohio Republicans, seeks to end majority rule and raise the threshold for amending the state constitution to 60%. It will also increase the number of […]
By: Mollee Ryan First Year Music Therapy Major I never wanted to go to Cleveland State. Actually, Cleveland State was the last on my list of colleges of interest. I remember that wayward time in my life — my search for college. I was looking for big schools, schools that would be fun, social and give […]
