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CSU seniors start petition for the morning commencement ceremony to hear Secretary Fudge's speech By: Maggie Phillips Despite the recent announcement that Housing and Urban Development Secretary Marcia Fudge will be the spring commencement speaker, many graduating students at Cleveland State University cannot see Secretary Fudge’s address. A recent email from the university revealed that …
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Playhouse Square announces 2021-2022 Season By: Abigail Jarvis Caroline Bowman (Elsa) and the Company of Frozen North American Tour, Photo by: Deen van Meer The Cast of Broadway's THE PROM, Photo by: Deen van Meer At 7:30 pm on April 7 a virtual curtain rose at Playhouse Square for The Keybank Broadway Series Announcement Event. …
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By: Jenna Thomas On April 6, the Greater Cleveland Food Bank partnered with Lift Up Vikes! to host a webinar on the expansion of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)―formerly known as food stamps. Before the expansion, it limited eligibility to specific groups, including students: Younger than 18 and older than 49.Attending school less than …
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By: Connor Mahon 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 …
By: Jamison Schroeder The extremely popular app TikTok has done an outstanding job entertaining the masses for over two years now. The app is not just for funny videos, however; It has helped to bring to light one of the most blatant signs of disrespect between the NCAA and women’s college basketball. While it is …
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By: Mia Mills The good news is that the long-awaited end to the spring semester is in sight; the bad news is that the student struggle is fully present and will continue in the weeks ahead. CSU students were given very few breaks this semester because of COVID-19, leading many students to experience severe burnout. …
Reflection on the process with DeAndra Stone By: Trinity Stevens Each academic year the Cleveland State University dance program welcomes new dancers into its Viking Dance Group and the CSU Dance Company, as well as gives out several departmental scholarships. Auditions are held each spring to determine these things; however, those auditions have looked a …
The work begins By: Trinity Stevens As promised, “The Cauldron” returns to you with the latest update about the Great Lakes Financial Company mural project. Our Cleveland State University art students have been hard at work. The first article left off with three different potential designs for the mural, two by Mya Rowe and one …
By: Jenna Thomas Stacey Bene and Marla Zwinggi, the “Vaccine Queens” Source: Vaccine Queen Facebook Page The Vaccine Queens have garnered media attention across Ohio as they help other Ohioans book appointments for their COVID-19 vaccine. Marla Zwinggi and Stacey Bene both started by helping friends and family navigate the complex booking systems of each …
By: Maggie Phillips The Board of Trustees believes Harlan Sands has improved the campus community and will continue to lead CSU in the right direction, Source: https://www.csuohio.edu/president/in-news On March 18, the Cleveland State University Board of Trustees voted unanimously to extend University President Harlan Sand’s contract until June 2026. Sands has held this position since …
