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The "best of" The Cleveland Stater fall 2021 #2
In this edition of the "best of" The Cleveland Stater, we are covering recent COVID-19 news, CSU’s resident magician, fans return to athletic events and from Opinion, driving while Black.
Destiny Leo helps the Vikings douse the UIC Flames
Destiny Leo continues her hot start to the season while leading the 5-0 Vikings with 22 points.
CSU reports 69 students in isolation or quarantine, the highest total of November
Cleveland State University is reporting another increase in COVID-19 cases with only two weeks remaining in the fall 2021 semester.
Meet Dr. Laura Bloomberg, CSU’s new provost and senior vice president for academic affairs
Provost and Senior VP for Academic Affairs Laura Bloomberg oversees all the academic functionings of the university including COVID-19 decisions and CSU 2.0.
Cleveland State holds refugee supply drive across campus
The Center for Refugee and Immigrant Success is holding a supply drive through Monday, November 22. Donation drop-offs can be found in the CSU Student Center and Berkman Hall.
The student debt crisis punishes the people education is meant to serve
Loan debt is one of the many challenges students face. The increase in inflation and an uncertain job market because of COVID-19 has added to the difficulties students face in paying for their education.
Cleveland State names new leadership positions as part of the CSU 2.0 rollout
The latest CSU 2.0 updates name new leadership positions for Dr. Roland Anglin, Dr. Sajit Zachariah and Dr. Meredith Bond. Also announced was Fellowship recipient Dr. Tachelle Banks and the retirement of Dr. Allyson Robichaud.
CSU extends vaccine incentives through end of semester
The Cleveland State administration has announced that the vaccine incentives, introduced at the beginning of October, have been extended through Dec. 10. Originally, the "Get Vaccinated. Get $100" campaign was to run a month. CSU's administration said the incentives have led to a doubling in the vaccination rate.