One shelf sits empty after the library clean-up team threw away the moldy books.

Thousands of books lost when pipes burst in Michael Schwartz Library

Extensive flooding in Cleveland State's main library over the winter break destroyed books and temporarily shut down the library while cleanup crews worked to limit the damage.
Two officers arrest a man in a puffer jacket.

CSU courtyard regular arrested for violating protection order

Alec Popivker was arrested by the university’s police department on Jan. 25 for violating a protection order connected to a CSU student.
Protesters gathered in Market Square Park

Activists march in Cleveland on the anniversary of Roe V. Wade.

“When you plant seeds, do you walk away and say ‘I hope that all works out?’ No,” Senator Nickie Antonio said. “Our democracy is the same way. We plant the seeds but then we have to tend it – we have to take care of it.”
CSU's new logo

CSU starts the new semester with a new brand

Cleveland State University announced a new brand for the school which will anchor the revamp of the university known as CSU 2.0.
Volleyball players in the Woodling Gymnasium.

CSU announces gymnasium initiative

Cleveland State University has announced an initiative to better the Woodling Gymnasium, including updates to the lighting and sound systems, locker rooms and equipment for the academic center.
Two young dogs sniff each others faces

Cuteness overload! A “paw-ty” worth attending

Students and staff gathered in Cleveland State University's Student Center Atrium on Jan. 23 to celebrate the first birthdays of Rune and Thor, the university’s campus companions.

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    Rhodes Tower at CSU
    By KIRSTEN BEARD - posted December 12, 2022
    Faculty senate members at their Dec. 7 meeting heard more about the new Cleveland State University master plan, were informed that the interim provost is now provost and that rats and insects that have taken up residence in Rhodes Tower.

  • OSU president resigns midway through term

    OSU President Kristina Johnson
    By KIRSTEN BEARD - posted on November 30, 2022.

    Ohio State University President Kristina Johnson, Ph.D. has announced that she will step down from her position at the end of the school year, in May 2023, after being in the position for three years.