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Here's How You Can Write For Cleveland State University's Publications

Are you interested in writing? Here's some of the places you can get your work published!

Beth Casteel
Oct 10, 2018
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Beth Casteel

Writing is hard.

We all know it, but writing is also one of the most rewarding things you can do. While the late nights, sore eyes and coffee intake is a lot to handle, seeing your byline in an article you spent your time on is the most rewarding thing that can happen. Seriously, once you get your name in one publication, you'll want to add to that list.

For the students at Cleveland State University, finding an outlet isn't as hard as it might seem. Between the amazing student-run publications on campus producing magazines and newspapers to the also student-run online publications, there's a whole slew of places just waiting for you to write up a good story.

While some are specifically program oriented, like the Cleveland Stater, other publications like the Vindi or the Cauldron are open to any student wanting to test out their writing skills.

Check out a list of publications from Cleveland State University below!

1. Odyssey

I have a feeling you already know a little bit about Odyssey...I mean, I'd hope so anyway. Odyssey is a contributing writing website where you have the ability to talk about anything you want! From boyfriend issues to how sick Alkaline Trio is, Odyssey is a good place for you to get some bylines attached to your name before going into the world!

If you'd like to apply, you can do so by following this link, connecting with your Facebook, and applying to Cleveland State's community.

2. The Cauldron

The Cauldron is Cleveland State's bi-weekly student-run newspaper! Comprised of news, arts and entertainment, sports, feature, and opinion, the Cauldron is student's chance to see things happening in and around Cleveland State. This year, the staff at the paper decided to branch out into the Cleveland area, so expect to see more interesting topics than just Cleveland State-centered stories!

Do you have an idea or want to write for the Cauldron? You can send them an email at cauldroneditors@gmail.com

You can check out the Cauldron's website here!

3. The Vindicator

Much like the Cauldron, the Vindicator is a student-run and contributor-based Arts and Culture magazine. Full of multiculturalism, social justice, and artistic expression, the Vindi is full of diverse opinions while achieving the task of being the voice of the students.

If you have a story in mind, you can pitch it to submit.vindi@gmail.com.

You can check out the Vindicator's website here!

4. Other publications

Cleveland State offers other publications:

The Cleveland Stater — a publication completely written by junior and senior journalism students!

The Reserve News — The Reserve is another great online publication where students can go to all the happenings of the Northeast Ohio region. For any inquiries about stories or how you can get involved, you can contact them: contact@thereservenews.com You can visit the website here.

The Gavel —The Gavel is another student-run publication for the students in the Law Building.

Music Unlabeled — If you're interested in possibly writing for a music website, Music Unlabeled is your place! You can visit the website by going here, and you can contact Anna, the founder, by going here.

What are you waiting for?! Go support student journalism by giving these websites a few clicks!

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