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CSU’s Black Studies Program holds essay contest on voting experiences
Cleveland State University’s Black Studies Program is holding a contest titled “Good Trouble: The Voting Experiences of Communities of Color."
Professor acknowledged for his work on foot-related diabetic condition
Brian Davis, Ph.D., a professor in the Cleveland State engineering department, has received $75,000 in federal funding for his newest project, which focuses on developing a sensor-bas
Wind Down Wednesdays gives students an opportunity to destress
The month of November is here, which means the students of Cleveland State have made it through the first two months of the semester.
Cleveland State professors receive $2 million tech grant
Cleveland State University professors Debbie Jackson, Ed.D., Brian Harper, Ph.D., J.D., and Chansu Yu, Ph.D., received this fall a $2 million grant from the National Science Foundation.
CSU celebrates Halloweek
Halloweek at Cleveland State this year took a departure from the usual Fenn Tower of Terror and other Halloween activities due to COVID-19. The Campus Activities Board (CAB) held a virtual event in its place.
Business major Harry Quiñones' side hustle is bringing authentic Puerto Rican tastes to Cleveland
The Monte Ahuja College of Business event series, “How to Create a Side Hustle”, recently featured fourth year business major and entrepreneur Harry Quiñones.
CSU's choir doesn't miss a note, despite COVID-19
COVID-19 has made in-person music classes at Cleveland State University change their entire format to cater to social distancing and safety guidelines.
Professor makes empathy the heart of his teaching about technology and disabilities
Eric Schearer, Ph.D., professor of engineering at Cleveland State University, has created a series of courses that put empathy at the heart of teaching students about technologies that address disabilities. The course sequence, “Disability, Empathy and Technology,” was first made available to students in spring of 2019.