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By: Maggie Phillips Throughout the month of February, many parts of the U.S. faced unprecedentedly low temperatures, especially in areas that are unaccustomed to the cold. The homeless are particularly susceptible to these frigid temperatures. While most Cleveland State University students may not directly feel the struggles of homelessness, there are many members of our …
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By: Jenna Thomas CSU’s police review task force has buttoned up their investigation and released their final report for CSU 2.0 plan, By: Molly Bregar In early fall semester of 2020, President Harlan Sands launched his CSU 2.0 plan which established a series of task forces to review different aspects of the university including academics, …
By: Jenna Thomas Cleveland State University has garnered media attention in recent weeks after it hired Douglas Dykes, a former Cuyahoga County official who recently pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges after a corruption investigation, to a top human resources position. CSU’s former chief Human Resources officer and former Vice President, Jesse Drucker, was tapped to …
CSU women's softball wins series against College of Charleston Cougars By: Jamison Schroeder The Vikings swept the two game series against the College of Charleston and are looking ahead to their four game series against Purdue University Fort Wayne March 12-13, By: Molly Bregar The Vikings softball team is going to be riding a two-game …
Cleveland State men's basketball clinches number one spot in the Horizon League By: August Vullo Cleveland State men's basketball managed to remain top competitors in the Horizon League this season, Source: William Hartman CSU Athletics Department After last year finishing as the eighth seed, the Cleveland State University Men’s Basketball team has found its way …
By: Dina Usanovic Millennials and Gen-Zs have tested the limits regarding body alterations. As Millennials entered the workforce with an affinity for tattoos, society questioned whether such body adornments were unprofessional. With the increase in tattoos seen in society, it’s time to evaluate their effect on professional life. Many employers used to feel that tattoos …
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By: Dina Usanovic Since I was little, my parents have worked extremely hard. They are the first ones to work and the last ones to leave. As I grew up, I wondered if it was just my parents who were making this sacrifice. I realized it wasn’t just them— this work ethic is found throughout …
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By: Dina Usanovic Are you looking for a vegan-friendly restaurant near campus? Look no further! I have recently stumbled upon Cleveland Vegan, a completely vegan restaurant and bakery in Lakewood. This restaurant lies only 15 minutes away from campus. Cleveland Vegan offers a multitude of bakery and food items. On the bakery front, I recommend …
By: Dina Usanovic The recent Coronavirus Pandemic has allowed Americans to see their government in action during an actual emergency. We have been relatively blessed since then, without major threats to our ways of life. However, the pandemic has brought to question the efficacy of our government. The response of the government has been described …
By: Nicki Wiggins Anthony Body is a Bail Disruptor located in Cleveland Ohio for The Bail Project, Source: Anthony Body Mr. Anthony Body is a Bail Disruptor for The Bail Project Cleveland, which focuses on mass incarceration, while also reuniting families and challenging a system that criminalizes race and poverty. As a Bail Disruptor, Body …
