CSU Provost Nigamanth Sridhar, Ph.D., was a driving force behind Cleveland State’s new integrated degree programs which give students the flexibility to pursue multiple passions – and prepare for an adaptable, interdisciplinary future.

CSU’s Integrated Degree programs help students bridge disciplines

Cleveland State’s new integrated degrees give students the flexibility to pursue multiple passions – and prepare for an adaptable, interdisciplinary future.
Ruby Darwish, a New Era Scholars member, passing out free nail appointment raffle tickets to attendees at the New Era Scholars Women’s Week: “Women United” event in Cleveland State Student Center Ballroom on Oct. 28, 2025.

The New Era Scholars host Women’s Week: “Women United” event

The New Era Scholars held their first Women’s Week: “Women United” event on Oct. 28, bringing the community together for conversation, connection and empowerment after the loss of CSU’s Mareyjoyce Green Women’s Center.
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CSU launches AI Teaching and Learning Lab for students

Set to open in spring 2026, the new lab in Berkman Hall will help students start to get a sense of what artificial intelligence is, experiment with it and engage ethically.
Launched by the Washkewicz College of Engineering, the ELITE program helps students gain paid industry experience and provides a path to employment after graduation.

Cleveland State’s ELITE Program redefines ‘Earn and Learn’

Launched by the Washkewicz College of Engineering, the program helps students gain paid industry experience and provides a path to employment after graduation.
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Career Services helps students turn their resumes into strong, professional tools for success.
Naliyah Dejesus, left, Kara Nottingham, 2nd left, and Julia Whitaker, 2nd right, with Qian Li, professor in the CSU Department of Art and Design, with their 1st prize award at the International Student Media and Arts Festival, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, July 24-30, 2025.

CSU students take 1st prize at media and arts festival in Vietnam

Julia Whitaker, Kara Nottingham and Naliyah Dejesus – CSU Department of Art and Design students – attended the International Student Media and Arts Festival in Ho Chi Minh City over the summer, and won Best Animation Award for “When the River Calls.”
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CSU Chorale and Chorus deliver dynamic fall performance

Bryn VanVleet led the Vikings with eight kills in their 0-3 loss against IU Indy on Nov. 1, 2025, in CSU's Woodling Gymnasium.

CSU volleyball closes out homestand with loss to IUPUI

The Vikings fell to 6-19 overall and 4-10 in league play after suffering a pair of losses at home to Indiana University Indianapolis on Oct. 31 and Nov. 1.
The Cleveland Browns go into the bye week 2-6, as they continue their 23rd losing season since 1999.

The Cleveland Browns continue to be the laughing stock of American sports

The Cleveland Browns enter their bye week 2-6 as their offensive woes from last season continue to plague them.

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