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Written by Kylee Herrick Cleveland’s history with the cranky file clerk who called the city home and subsequently transformed the comic narrative. “Harvey Pekar? That doesn’t sound like a superhero to me.” (“American Splendor,” 2003) This past summer, Cleveland celebrated as James Gunn’s film, “Superman,” hit theaters and plastered the city on television screens and IMAX theaters. The so-called “Mistake by the Lake” was finally able to bring its superhero back home and see hi

Written by Sage Colón Inside the rise of one of Cleveland’s biggest sports meme pages. The Turning Point As Aidan Crowley looked around at the crowd outside the Browns stadium on Feb. 3, 2025, he realized the potential he held in his hands. No more than three hours earlier, he had been sitting with his friends when news broke that Myles Garrett – one of the Cleveland Browns’ most beloved players – was requesting a trade. That morning, Crowley rushed to make an Instagram post

Written by Nicole Wloszek-Therens A look into the legend and lore entwined in one of Cleveland’s most infamous homes. Next time you find yourself in the Ohio City neighborhood of Cleveland, keep an eye out for the towering stone house on Franklin Boulevard. Its roof juts out among the treetops, which seem planted to shield it from the questioning stares of passersby. The iron fence has a heavy lock and chain that reinforce the theory. Don’t look for too long, though – you mig

Written by Helaina Rucinski It starts like any normal day on Cleveland State’s campus. You wake up, head to class, open your laptop and prepare to take notes. But today, something’s different, it’s not just another normal day. Your professor announces changes to the syllabus — fewer open discussions and more restrictions on what can be covered in class. It’s not just a policy change; it’s a sign of a broader shift. In Ohio, this is becoming the new reality. Under Ohio’s Senat

CSU’s School of Music and Department of Theatre and Dance presents their production of the classic Stephen Sondheim show this spring....

How FAN EXPO Cleveland took over the city. Written by Izzy Aparicio Cleveland, usually the city of devoted sports fans, is used to having...

A look at the production of “King James.” Written by Jalen Hobson LeBron James is someone that needs no introduction in our society. The...

The Maltz Museum’s take on “degenerate” art and censorship during Adolf Hitler’s regime.  Written by Izzy Aparicio More than 87 years...

A behind the scenes look at moviemaking. Written by Jake Ryan There’s a common debate among college students about what the easiest...

The legacy of Dorothy Fuldheim in Cleveland media. Written by Sage Colón In a time when the airwaves were dominated by male voices,...

How self-care became a powerful tool in the Black community from Madam C.J. Walker to modern-day celebrations of Black history. Written...

Cleveland Monsters rise after a slippery start, but challenges remain on the ice. Written by Miranda Wyse "Despite all that, the team...

Rock out with friends and family at CODA in Tremont every Wednesday for open mic night! Written by Evan Peters “It's all about the...

How All Rise: A Festival of Film & Law and film in general can benefit our community. Written by Jalen Hobson “The idea is to explore...

Karamu House’s classic Langston Hughes Christmas show. Written by Lauren Schwan The East Side of Cleveland is home to the oldest Black...

The experience of international students who will be on campus for the holidays. Written by Aaron Inskeep Last November, I decided to...

Showcasing the iconic movie home from the classic Christmas movie. Written by Aaron Inskeep “You’ll shoot your eye out, kid.” As winter...

See the iconic ballet at Playhouse Square this holiday season. Written by Evan Peters The stage lights come on, the curtains come up and...

A “pee”-lightful preview of the musical world where water cannot afford to be wasted. Written by Evan Peters “Urinetown” is a satirical...