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By: Maggie Phillips 2021 is a crucial year for Cleveland politics. The city’s current and longest-serving mayor, Frank Jackson, is finishing his 4th term and 14th year as the city’s mayor. His mayoral seat is up for grabs this November, along with the city municipal court judge and entire city council. Voter turnout is typically …
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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: Maggie Phillips “What do you have a taste for today? How spicy do you want today to be?” This is a question the Cleveland State University Men’s & Women’s Swimming & Diving Head Coach Hannah Burandt asks her swimmers before they enter the pool to start practice. While these words may not be what …
By: Maggie Phillips Cleveland State University's Michael Schwartz Library front entrance, By: Molly Bregar The Michael Schwartz Library at Cleveland State University is officially open for the 2021 spring semester, providing vital resources for all CSU students and faculty. Open weekdays from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., the library is one of the few spots …
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By Maggie Phillips 2020 — what a great year! Americans visited national parks in record numbers, drive-in movie theaters made an outstanding comeback, and the Cleveland Browns had their first winning season since 2007. Like any year; however, the world faced many hardships. For example, we’ve seen massive wildfire outbreaks in multiple regions, a global …
For the last 14 elections, Ohio’s electoral votes have gone for the candidate who won the presidential election. This is a longer streak than any other state in the U.S., prompting the common saying ‘as Ohio goes, so goes the nation.’ However, this year Ohio broke that streak, giving its 18 electoral votes to Donald …
By Maggie Phillips This semester has brought about many challenges for Cleveland State and its surrounding community. With less campus foot traffic due to the high number of remote classes, many students are unaware of how on-campus businesses are faring with reduced clientele. Some classic CSU dining options have been temporarily closed, like Joe Maxx …
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By: Maggie Phillips & Jenna Thomas While the Halloween season may have ended, the horrors of 2020 have not gone with it. Throughout the past few weeks, the United States has reported more positive COVID-19 cases than ever before, with a peak of over 85,000 new cases on Oct. 23. On Oct. 29, Ohio Governor …
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By: Maggie Phillips State of the university address header image, Source: https://www.csuohio.edu/ After a year of unprecedented challenges, Cleveland State University premiered its annual State of the University Address on Thursday, Oct. 29. The video highlights the accomplishments made throughout the last academic year. During the address, President Harlan Sands spoke on these accomplishments along …
By: Maggie Phillips The RTA bus taking its route up Euclid Ave at Cleveland State, By: Jack Brancatelli Despite the many changes Cleveland State University has undergone due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the university is still offering students the U-Pass. The U-Pass costs $40 and allows unlimited bus and train access on any Greater Cleveland …
