Student Newspaper
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. …
By: Dina Usanovic After COVID-19 emerged last spring and sent the world into a tailspin, people around the globe began comparing each country’s response to the pandemic. It came as a surprise to most that women led the countries faring the best. One can write this off as simply a result of the country’s previous …
By: Dina Usanovic On March 5, 2021, tragedy struck Bowling Green State University. Stone Foltz, a 20-year-old student, was hospitalized after an alcohol-involved incident at the university’s Pi Kappa Alpha chapter. Foltz was discovered by his roommates after being dropped off at his apartment by members of the fraternity. Foltz died two days later when …
By: Dina Usanovic On March 4, 2021, Governor Mike DeWine announced via Twitter that, once Ohio maintains 50 cases per 100,000 citizens for a two-week period, all health orders will be rescinded. For the past two weeks, the state of Ohio has seen an average of 143.8 cases per 100,000 people— which is an incredible …
CSU students give their input on in-person commencement By: Dina Usanovic Cleveland State University is set to hold the 2021 commencement ceremony at Progressive Field. This is the first in-person graduation since the pandemic hit in March 2019, By: Maddie Saines Cleveland State University recently announced that the spring 2021 graduation ceremony will be held …
By: Tawana Watson Have you ever prepared for an exam or test, gotten enough sleep, and arrived on time but couldn’t take the exam or test because you began having shortness of breath or the sensation that you were going to faint amid taking it? Have you ever felt confident about taking a major exam …
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 …
