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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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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: Anonymous *Anonymity is being used out of respect as some of this material is current and sensitive to those involved. Contact your Student Government Association with additional information regarding student services. Whether you knew CSU was operating a Counseling Center, visited their staff during the current year, or agreed with their confidentiality or reporting …
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By: Mia Mills Cleveland State University announced in an email sent to the CSU community on April 1 that the campus will find a sense of normalcy come the fall when they plan to repopulate the campus. In that email, the university also stated that it will require students to receive a COVID-19 vaccine to …
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A virtual CSU Theatre production By: Skylar Bridgeforth Cleveland State University’s Department of Theatre has yet again adapted well to the changes that the theatre community has faced during the COVID-19 pandemic. “The Moors,” directed by Toby Vera Bercovici, is a dark comedy set on the savage moors of the English Countryside. It proved to …
Be the change you want to see in the world By: Dina Usanovic President Harlan Sands recently announced the CSU 2.0 plan, which included many campus alterations, including the consolidation of certain colleges. However, what shocked students even more than the consolidation of colleges was the alterations to Rhodes Tower, a Cleveland State University landmark …
By: Dina Usanovic Universities and schools across the nation have not been delivering education normally for the past year. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, schools have been mainly online until the recent spring semester, in which many classes returned to in-person services. However, these in-person classes are still not necessarily the norm, as they are …
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By: Dina Usanovic There are certain aspects of a teen’s life that are nearly universal across the board. One of these aspects is a job. Teens, especially recently, typically enter the workforce around the age of 15-16, working after school or on weekends. It is important to consider this experience is truly beneficial for them. …
