By Matt Poshedley The Vikings opened their season on Friday, Oct. 6 and Saturday, Oct. 7, at the Justin Jennings Memorial Invitational. Cleveland State University’s freshmen swimmers combined for six top 10 finishes on the first night. They were led by Matt Akers. Akers won the men’s 3-meter diving title, while sophomore Antony Styrt placed […]
Still trans and still waiting, Mr. President. By Nathan Parin In the first issue of The Cauldron, I wrote a piece centered around misgendering; specifically by Cleveland State University’s President Harlan Sands. Shortly after, the Vice Provost and Dean of Students, Shannon J. Greybar-Milliken, reached out to me. She expressed to me that Sands wanted […]
By The Editorial Board It is our right as students to establish and elect a democratic student government. However, for the second year in a row, Cleveland State University’s Student Government Association (SGA) has hijacked that process. SGA limited the application opportunities solely to students they already knew and “saw fit” for the open treasurer […]
The Cleveland State University men’s tennis team started off their season in January in some rough waters. The team was unable to pull out with a win until Feb. 21. After a month of hard losses against tough competition, the matchups including Ball State, Penn State, and Dartmouth, the team began sailing into a wave […]
CSU COVID-19 Dashboard as of Oct. 8, 2021. Courtesy of Cleveland State University Cleveland State University announced that they will continue attempting to keep the campus safe by offering monetary incentives to students, faculty and staff who choose to get vaccinated for COVID-19 at the Health & Wellness from Oct. 5 – Oct. 26. Incentives […]
By: Maggie Phillips State of the university address header image, Source: https://www.csuohio.edu/ After a year of unprecedented challenges, Cleveland State University premiered its annual State of the University Address on Thursday, Oct. 29. The video highlights the accomplishments made throughout the last academic year. During the address, President Harlan Sands spoke on these accomplishments along […]
The Solidarity for Palestinian Human Rights (SPHR) student organization banner was stolen from CSU’s Student Center on Jan. 11. The student organization was informed that the banner must have been stolen that morning and that the zip ties from their banner were still on the floor. The Cauldron made a public records request for the […]
By: Kourtney Husnick As students prepared to return to Cleveland State University for the spring semester, the Cleveland State Police Department launched an investigation for breaking and entering and vandalism on campus. On the last weekday of winter break, Friday, Jan. 11, a Cleveland man broke a classroom window, relieved himself in a hallway and […]
The College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences is one of the colleges being reconsolidated, By: Connor Mahon CSU 2.0, a five year plan for the future of the university, was unveiled in a Facebook Live on March 26. Today, we are taking a closer look at the first of four themes that make up […]
By Dylan Barker On the morning of Thursday, Jan. 11, President Donald Trump held an immigration related briefing in the Oval Office. The intention of the briefing was to prepare for future bipartisan discussions on immigration. During the meeting, Trump laid out an ideal agreement on immigration with lawmakers. In the midst of the planning […]
By Lily Horn, Freshman Exercise Science major Valentine’s Day is a highly anticipated holiday for many, while on the other hand, others are not so thrilled about celebrating it. Some get excited about the idea of showering their significant others and loved ones with cheesy, cliché gifts such as jewelry and chocolates. Infatuated couples view Valentine’s […]
By Benjamin Frederick Congress approval rating is below 20 percent. This is because Congress is unethical. If a bipartisan person looked at what Congress has done with the Supreme Court over the last three years, they would call for all of them to be removed. The Senate refused to appoint a Supreme Court judge […]
Common dating apps include Tinder, Bumble, and Hinge. Photo courtesy of cnet.com Dating apps are becoming increasingly popular, especially amongst college students. In fact, college-aged students, 18 to 29-year-olds, make up 15% of dating app users. People use dating apps for a variety of reasons, including finding “the one” or just for hook-ups. Regardless of […]
Cleveland State hires Nigamanth Sridhar as next Provost – Credit: Matt Keyerleber Cleveland State University and President Laura Bloomberg are set to hire Dr. Nigamanth Sridhar as the next Provost and Senior Vice President of Academic Affairs. His appointment will be presented to the Board of Trustees on Jan. 26, where his hiring is expected […]
