By ANDREW ZOECKLER This past Fall, I had the opportunity to see one of my largest projects come to fruition and help me get my foot into one of the fastest-growing industries in the world: esports. Esports, for those who have not heard of it, is organized competitive video gaming, often involving teams of the […]
By John Eppich There is a disease plaguing the United States. It is not very well understood, and it leads to millions of deaths every year. The disease is addiction. To some people, the only relief to their problems is to snort, shoot up and ingest illicit substances. One of the largest drugs — especially […]
The Cleveland State chapter of Turning Point USA is back on the Cleveland State campus, and it is a mess. The organization was active in the late 2010s, with speakers like Charlie Kirk and Candace Owens coming to CSU in 2017 and 2018. In 2018, Tiffany Roberts, former president of the Cleveland State TPUSA chapter, […]
By: Allen Gill Terminal Tower is a Cleveland landmark filled with a legacy of traditions for nearly 87 years. This spectacle landmark building has served as a beacon of Cleveland excellence and as the transportation hub connecting Cleveland’s East and West side through it’s underground transit car network. For the spring 2018 semester, the Galleries […]
The Fruit Stand on Euclid Ave, Cleveland, Ohio – Photo Credit: Diana Schoder Nestled a short walk from campus in Playhouse Square, The Fruit Stand offers customizable fresh fruit options. Finding good fruit near campus can be challenging, but The Fruit Stand offers a variety of hand-cut fresh fruit options. The Fruit Stand allows each […]
One two artistic renderings of Rhodes Tower presented in the CSU 2.0 announcement Facebook Live event, Graphic by: Connor Mahon CSU 2.0, a five-year plan for the future of the university, was unveiled via Facebook Live on March 26. Today, we are inspecting the fourth of four themes that make up the ambitious plan, to […]
By Amanda Light Social media provides an interactive platform to hear about events, share information and connect with friends. The ease it allows people to share their unsolicited thoughts has given everyone a platform. It’s a public record that captures every passively liked meme, tagged photo and personal post. It is easier than ever to […]
By: August Vullo The Cleveland State University men’s swimming and diving team finished second in the Horizon League Swimming and Diving Championships with 718.5 points. “The Cauldron” was able to interview swimmer Griffin Manning to discuss the championships and the overall season. Manning described placing second as a great experience but noted that they are […]
By Nathan Parin College is a unique experience for everyone. People start at 18 or 28, finish in four years or seven, join clubs or work, or even both. However, when one is in school it is almost guaranteed that there will be struggles, generally the biggest one being finances. It is rare that someone […]
By Nick Hawks WCSB 89.3 logo, Courtesy of Jeremy Biello Every year, Cleveland Scene Magazine releases a “Best of” issue that ranks all the best things in Cleveland. For example, in 2020, the Best Sports Reporter was Jimmy Donovan of WKYC. The Best neighborhood was Ohio City. And the best college run radio station? Cleveland […]
By Philipp Corfman The core function of the Student Government Association (SGA) is to be the voice of the students and to advocate for their issues to the administration. With the retirement of President Ronald M. Berkman, advocating for the students will be especially important in the year to come. Samia Shaheen is the newly […]
By Jeremy Biello and Max McNeil As research becomes a bigger focus for Cleveland State University, junior Nick Plentovich, a chemical engineering major, recently shared an in-depth look at his research on landfill alternatives. The research focused on the gasification of PET, the act of turning solid plastic into gases. Inside the lab, ground-up plastics […]
By: Beth Casteel The sound of crinkling paper can be heard throughout the quiet rows of bookshelves, which is at home in the university’s archive room. As each new page is turned, a new part of The Cauldron’s long history at the university is revealed, piece by piece. The reason for the stroll down memory […]
Mayor-Elect Justin Bibb. Photo courtesy of Cleveland.com Justin Bibb was the determined winner of Cleveland’s 2021 Mayoral Election as polls closed at 7:30 p.m. on Nov. 2. While many students on a primarily commuter campus such as CSU may not be residents of the city, some knowledge of who governs the grounds on which they […]
