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Disney musical returns to Cleveland for 5th run By: Abigail Jarvis Brandon A. McCall and Kayla Cyphers. ©Disney. Photo by Deen van Meer. This past Monday, Disney Theatre Productions- in collaboration with Playhouse Square- announced the Tony award-winning musical “The Lion King” will return to Cleveland in the fall 2021. This play “will make its …
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By: Ramandeep Arora Cleveland State track and field competed at the MountaineerTwilight event this past weekend and set three program records, Photo from: CSU Athletics After an impressive performance at the RedHawk Invitational, the Cleveland State University women’s track and field battled their way into the Mountaineer Twilight, which was hosted by West Virginia University …
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By: "The Cauldron" Editorial/Managment staff At Cleveland State University and other colleges throughout the nation, student journalists create safe environments for student opinion, holding their administration accountable, and protecting student liberties on campus. However, student-run press organizations are much more than that. Being a part of a student press organization also fosters a sense of …
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June 2021 welcomes live theatre back to Cleveland By: Abigail Jarvis This summer Cleveland’s Playhouse Square will reopen its doors to theatre-goers for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic hit last spring. The first show to return to the Playhouse stages will be “The Choir of Man.” An interactive and boisterous show, “The Choir …
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Finishing things up By: Trinity Stevens If you have been keeping up with “Bringing Art to Our City” then you probably know that it is about time for the third and final article in the series. Well, you are in luck, because the CSU Cauldron has all the details on the conclusion of this mural …
Some tips to helps students stay alert in the summer months By: Mia Mills Summer is less than a week away, and many students will return home to take a well-deserved break after a full year of pandemic learning. Summer events will be very exciting to go to, but it is important to remember safety. …
By: Dina Usanovic Earth Day recently passed by, and it made me wonder if there was a way for college students to be more sustainable. With textbooks and writing notes, there is often a lot of paper wasted. It is important for our generation, which will soon inherit the responsibility of caring for the world …
By: Dina Usanovic Cleveland State University approached uncharted territory this year, as the Coronavirus changed the landscape of education in the United States. While it forced every school across the country to face the same predicament, many schools adopted different policies to deal with the spread of the virus. Has CSU adequately addressed issues related …
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By: Maggie Phillips The CSU Counseling Center offers a variety of services to students, this could change with potential outsourced mental health services, Photo by: Molly Bregar Cleveland State University recently released a Request for Proposals (RFP) seeking bids for an outside provider of mental health care services at CSU. While the RFP is no …
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By: August Vullo The Robert F. Busby Natatorium is home to the men's and women's swimming and diving team, Photo from: https://www.csuvikings.com/landing/index 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 …
