Photo by Connor Mahon Extensive conversations regarding the names of the newly restructured academic colleges have concluded. This realignment was a priority of the CSU 2.0 plan, which seeks to “better reflect our unique strengths, create recruiting and investment opportunities, streamline administrative support, and reduce administrative costs where possible,” according to the CSU 2.0 webpage. […]
The Cleveland State University men’s basketball team begins the month of February with a 14-5 record and a 10-2 record in Horizon League play. The Vikings had a tumultuous winter break as four games were canceled because of COVID-19 complications in December and January. Cleveland State also had a stretch from Dec. 13 to Dec. […]
By Ashley Mott The sound of crowds roaring is one that many concertgoers are aware of. However, for the annual Winter Jam tour, those roars become a massive shout of worship as Christian artists from around the world take to the stage at venues across the nation. While Australia is most known for killer waves […]
By Kelsey Allen International Education Week at Cleveland State University celebrated 19 years with five days of events, organized by Rita Kizys, Graduate Assistant for the Center for International Services and Programs (CISP). “It’s always great when a lot of students show up,” said Kizys. “For each event, we had a good turnout. Even for […]
On Feb. 21, the Vikings traveled to Michigan to take on the University of Detroit Mercy. The Vikings trailed Mercy 37-35 at halftime but were led back by junior Gabriella Smith and sophomore Destiny Leo who each scored 18 points as CSU claimed an 80-60 victory over their rival. The Vikings’ strong defense showed in […]
By Nahomy Ortiz-Garcia On Tuesday Oct. 3, President Donald Trump visited my devastated homeland, Puerto Rico, where millions of American citizens are starving due to the tragic storm that hit the island. There is little power all over the island, there’s no water, only half of Puerto Rico’s grocery shops are open, supplies are minimal […]
By KC Longley Starting in November, senior and entrepreneur Tyler Hobel will have his own space in Southpark Mall dedicated to his business, Bloom Clothing Company, after winning retail space rent-free for six months. A fourth year student majoring in Organizational Leadership, Hobel has owned Bloom for a little over a year. Opening a business […]
By: Anna Toth Students have a new tool available to help them plan their ideal class schedule: the Schedule Planner. This new tool automatically generates a course schedule based around the student’s required classes and other preferences. This tool was built with students and advisors in mind, according to Director of Student Success Programs Heike […]
By: Beth Casteel Jack and Andrew Arehart, junior film majors at Cleveland State University, sat outside one of the film studio’s classrooms as they waited for the interview to begin. The brothers, who are actually twins, have had quite the busy past couple of weeks. Between balancing schoolwork and working on their film projects, they […]
By: Beth Casteel Opening the door,Libbey Jaeblon, a freshman theater major with a design track, smiled and held out her hand as she’s quick to introduce herself by saying a simple, “hey, I’m Libbey.” As she walked into the Cauldron’s office, she found a seat and patiently waited for the interview to begin. Briefly looking […]
By Anna Toth Cleveland State University was put under shelter last Saturday, Feb. 10 at 10:37 p.m. The shelter in place lasted just over an hour, during which students were told to stay in place on campus and avoid the Science Research (SR) building. Around 10 police patrol vehicles were seen surrounding Julka Hall and a K-9 […]
By Alexandria Prox Most of the time, college is the first time young adults get true freedom from their parents. Parents are forced to let go of their little children and make a big change in their life. Many parents of millennials have a hard time letting go and letting their children have total control […]
By Kourtney Husnick With our president openly dismissing our First Amendment rights, it is time for a reminder that the use of our freedoms does not require us to fulfill anyone else’s concept of respect. Stand, kneel, sit, walk away with your back turned or place your hand on your heart. It is the decision […]
By Kourtney Husnick Cleveland State University’s Student Government Association elections are still scheduled for online voting starting today, March 31, through April 2 in the VikesConnect portal. The Board of Elections emailed current students a link to vote at approximately 9:30 a.m. The BOE added several videos to their Facebook page with information from executive […]
