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This week in the best of The Cleveland Stater, Jake Moore covers a corruption probe with a CSU angle, Robert Fenbers updates us on CSU men's basketball, Zhane Isom provides insight on the LGBTQ+ campus pride index and Sheila Kiss speaks to students about spring break being moved.
Recent News
“Bad Press” showcases the struggles Indigenous journalists face
By LYDIA KACALA - posted April 25, 2023“They were going, ‘Does she not realize we can stop paying her?’” Angel Ellis, then reporter, now head of Mvskoke Media and star of the documentary, said. “But it wouldn’t have mattered to me. I was still going to do it even if they fired me.”
“By The Way, Meet Vera Stark” brings the 1930s to 2023
By KASEY SHERIDAN - posted May 13, 2023”By The Way, Meet Vera Stark,” a comedy by Lynn Nottage, made its debut in the Helen Lab Theatre on April 20 and ran through the end of the month.
Student Wellness hosts mocktail mixer event
Mocktails, snacks and activities filled the Student Center courtyard at the Student Wellness event on Sept. 7.
CSU men’s soccer draws against Loyola 2-2 in their home opener
The Vikings had positive takeaways from the game, taking advantage of attacking opportunities early in the game, but it wasn't enough for a win.
Why do we celebrate Labor Day?
By RILEY ROLIFF - posted September 3, 2023Our basic labor rights, such as the 5-day work week, child labor laws and the right to unionize, were secured through brutal strikes, lively parades, and the occasional violent riot.
Another year, another Magnus Fest
By KAT MAGALSKI | JOSHUA WITCHER - posted September 8, 2023On Aug. 31, Cleveland State opened the Wolstein Center to hundreds of new and returning students for Magnus Fest. With a loop of organizations to connect with, treats to snack on, games to play and art to be made, Magnus Fest had something for every student to enjoy.
Vikings volleyball loses to Harvard in CSU invitational game
By JACK BARRETT - posted September 15, 2023Cleveland State volleyball dropped a three-set decision to the Harvard Crimson Sept. 8 at home in the Woodling Gymnasium.