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CSU Black Studies department offers virtual programming By: Trinity Stevens In a normal year, the Cleveland State University student center atrium would be filled with a diverse student body. Where each February the Carter G. Woodson & Madam C. J. Walker Extravaganza would take place. Considering the continuing COVID-19 pandemic this was not to be …
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Cleveland Museum of Art exhibit honors culture & inspires reflection By: Abigail Jarvis The Cleveland Art Museum hosting “Second Careers: Two Tributaries in African Art” will be available to view until March 14th, By: Abigail Jarvis The Cleveland Museum of art is well known for its insightful exhibitions and many opportunities for artistic interpretation. Currently, …
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Free virtual concert available all of Black History Month By: Trinity Stevens The Karamu House on East 89th Street has been serving the greater Cleveland community for over 100 years. While their in-person venue remains closed because of the pandemic, Karamu continues to live up to its mission: “producing professional theatre, providing arts education, and …
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An interview with Alexis Britford By: Trinity Stevens “Loyal, intuitive, bubby, introverted, and observant.” Alexis Britford is all these things. She is also, “athletic, vulnerable, inviting, stable, and energetic.” Everything a dancer should be. However, she knows what it is like to be the only black ballerina in the studio. Alexis’s dance journey has had …
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: Tawana Watson Practicing self care is important for mental stability, Graphic by: Connor Mahon Self care has become a popular concept among superstars; in fact, you can go on blogs and social media posts and see how the stars practice their very own unique self care rituals. There are multiple quotes from stars such …
By: Mia Mills The month of love is upon us— or the month of sheer annoyance. So, how did the day consisting of candlelit dinners at your nearest Olive Garden and cheap Hallmark cards come into play? The origins of the holiday would seem to have a romantic backstory, however, the story begins with Roman …
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By: Nicki Wiggins Throughout the Cleveland area, there are influential Black men and women that are making a difference in the lives of young people. Beatrice Parker; Source: Beatrice Parker Mrs. Beatrice ‘Bea’ Hammett-Parker is a local dance instructor who not only teaches people the art of dance, but also provides children with the opportunity …
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By: Jenna Thomas Every three years, Cleveland State University submits a sustainability report to The Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE). The Association rates universities on a scale of gold, silver, and bronze based on several criteria. With over 900 universities taking part from 40 different countries, the AASHE’s evaluation is …
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By: Jenna Thomas Every two years, the Ohio state legislature spends months piecing together the state’s budget. In the early days of February, Governor Mike DeWine outlined his intentions with the budget, providing high-level goals and priorities. Some major investments this year include small business aid, infrastructure including public broadband access, and attracting new residents …
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