By Matthew Poshedley On Jan. 25, Coach Kate Peterson Abiad achieved her 200th victory as head coach of the Cleveland State University women’s basketball team. Entering her 15th season as head coach, Peterson Abiad had 187 career wins and was already the all-time winningest coach in program history. Peterson Abiad is responsible for making this […]
By: Beth Casteel In general, most of the athletics here at Cleveland State get a good amount of attendance and support from the students, but I will say that some of the sports teams here deserve to have a lot more attendance than what they get now. There are so many fantastic teams, but they […]
The Cleveland State University Counseling Center is located in the Union Building, above Rascal House. Photo by Molly Bregar Coming out of online learning, students and faculty have been thrust back into on-campus learning full force this semester. Without a slow shift to fully in-person classes, many students and faculty members felt a shock as […]
BY KC Longley The vibe at Mahall’s 20 Lanes in Lakewood is the perfect location for musical duo Tall Heights to let loose. With an atmosphere akin to a 70’s vintage feel, the best known bowling alley in Cleveland welcomes friends and artists Tim Harrington and Paul Wright for their fifth show on their album […]
By Ryan Cooper Jazz music is wholly unique unto itself. From the improvisation, the freeform pieces, the collective nature of taking bits and pieces from blues, folk and world music, the notes held for minutes at a time to the short, staccato bursts, jazz uses every tool in the musical wheelhouse to create experiences unlike […]
PRSA event – Photo Credit – Abigail Preiszig PRSA Student Day – a networking event full of collaborative communications with public relations professionals to help students gain insight into their careers – took place from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Oct. 21, 2022, at Eaton’s corporate campus in Beachwood. This $10 event welcomed 70 […]
By Luke Peters California NCAA athletes soon may be allowed to make money off of endorsements, according to a new bill passed by the California State Legislator. As stated in Senate Bill 206, California collegiate athletes will no longer be prevented from “earning compensation as a result of the use of the student’s name, image, […]
The Cleveland State men’s swimming team began their season with a 132-130 loss to Miami University (Ohio) on Oct. 9. The Vikings had eight individual event wins at the meet and saw seven swimmers make their collegiate debuts. Two athletes who stood out were freshman Jackson Nester and freshman Paddy Johnston. Nester won the 500-yard […]
By: Anna Toth After initially being proposed in October 2017, the Preferred Name Policy officially went into effect at Cleveland State University this month. This policy will allow Cleveland State students and employees to go by a preferred name outside of their legal name whenever possible within the university. Any student may change their preferred […]
Cleveland State University launched a Division I esports program which kicked off its inaugural season this fall. The team entered a two-year partnership with Cleveland Cavaliers Esports LLC to use the Cavs Legion Lair gaming facility. The 2,700-square-foot facility has state-of-the-art technology and hosts a view of Edgewater beach. To use this facility for the […]
Left: Exhibit sign out side of the Galleries. Right: Galleries front display window featuring the exhibit information & artwork by Booker. Photos by Trinity Stevens On a recent Wednesday afternoon, I visited the Galleries at CSU for the first time this spring semester. Stepping out of the frigid cold, snowflakes clinging to my eyelashes, I […]
Madame Arcati leads a séance in the first act of Blithe Spirit. Photo courtesy of Steve Wagner On a rather dreary and windy Sunday afternoon this past week, a mid-sized audience of people found themselves gathered in the Outcalt Theatre of Cleveland Playhouse, myself included. This October day was perfect for the ghostly comedy of […]
By Anna Toth The university’s Dash Grant program has distributed over half of its allotted money at the end of its first semester. As of Nov. 15, the emergency grant program has stopped accepting applications in order to have funds for the spring semester. Peter Meiksins, vice provost for academic programs at Cleveland State, said […]
By Mollee Ryan – Freshman Music Therapy major, Opinion editor If you’ve been following The Cauldron at all this semester, you would know that things aren’t as pleasurable and perfect as Cleveland State University makes them out to be. As a matter of fact, it would be quite the opposite. There have been many topics of […]
