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By Jenna Thomas The long-awaited COVID-19 vaccine is slowly making its way into the arms of Ohioans. The end of January marks a transition from phase ‘1A’ to ‘1B.’ Phase 1B covers adults ages 65 and older, Ohioans with severe congenital or developmental conditions, and K-12 teachers. They will use the following timeline: Jan. 19, …
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By: Connor Mahon Student Residence Euclid Commons at Cleveland State University, By: Molly Bregar At 12:18pm on Sunday, Dec. 13, 2020, a fire alarm went off in Euclid Commons Building 4 (the largest, L shaped building). Cleveland State Police Dispatch called Cleveland Fire Department (CFD) who arrived on scene within 10 minutes. According to Cleveland …
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By Connor Mahon Store front of Viking Outfitters at Cleveland State University, By: Molly Bregar On Jan. 7, qualifying students received an email from the university confirming that they had met the requirements to receive a $150 voucher redeemable at Viking Outfitters. The voucher can be spent online or in store, and on all items …
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: Maddie Saines Cleveland State University's Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Honors College, By: Maddie Saines In a Faculty Senate meeting on Dec. 2, 2020, the temporary pass/fail option, offered to curb the effects of remote learning, was approved to extend into the spring 2021 semester. CSU has not formally announced the plan for the …
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By Jenna Thomas Entering a five-week break from classes, students are packing up, heading home, and making holiday arrangements. This long vacation will give Cleveland State University time to update and reconsider their COVID-19 policies before beginning the spring semester in mid-January. There are many scenarios that could play out over the next five weeks …
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By Jenna Thomas A coordinated, streamlined, and non-stop effort to develop a functional COVID-19 vaccine has paid off. Throughout the rest of December, Ohio will receive hundreds of thousands of doses, beginning the long process of vaccinating as much of the public as is willing. The Vaccines: Currently, there are two vaccines approved for emergency …
By Jack Brancatelli Dec 4- COLUMBUS, OHIO- Casey Goodson was a 23-year-old Columbus resident, older brother, and loving family member. He has no police record. But on Friday, December 4th, Franklin County Sheriff deputy Jason Meade fatally shot Goodson on his doorstep. Casey Goodson; Source: Sean Walton via AP Goodson was on his way home …
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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 …
