The legacy of Lorain native and Black novelist Toni Morrison, one of the most banned authors in the country
Mays Turabi Toni Morrison, born Chloe Ardelia Wofford in Lorain, Ohio on Feb. 18, 1931, transformed the landscape of American…
Read MoreCSU Theater presents “Fairview”: A reflection on conversations about race
Julia Srnec Photo Credit: CSU Theater and Dance This February, Cleveland State University’s (CSU) Theater and Dance department presents “Fairview”,…
Read More‘Traffick:’ A student thesis film
Cory Conrad Cleveland State University is home to one of the largest film schools in Ohio, students from all over…
Read MoreA Cauldron Spotlight: Associate Professor Adrienne Gosselin and the story of how Black feminist coursework came to CSU
In celebration of Black History Month, Professor Adrienne Gosselin, Ph.D., describes the beginnings of Black feminism studies at…
Read MoreEmpowering Black artistry: Cleveland State University’s first Black arts club
Hannah Gates Discovering a safe haven as a Black artist at Cleveland State University can feel like an overwhelming challenge.…
Read MoreMeet Lucy Ann & Mary Jane: the pioneering Black women behind two characters in “Ancestra”
Kasey Sheridan “Ancestra” opened Thursday, Feb. 22 in the Outcalt Theater. Aside from its woman-led cast and original story, there’s…
Read MoreWhy is Black History Month celebrated—and why in February?
Diana Schoder Considering the endless contributions made by the Black community to education, culture and society, 28 days just does…
Read MoreBlack History Month at CSU: an agenda of events, all semester long
Black History Month is year-round at Cleveland State. Here is a full itinerary to get started. Black History…
Read MoreHigher Education Barriers for Black Students
Education is a very important tool, yet Black students are deprived of it because of the embedded systematic…
Read MoreCSU celebrates Black History Month: An Agenda of Events
February is Black History Month, a time to honor the struggles, triumphs and important figures throughout Black history.
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