Things to do around CSU week 4
As February begins, week four at CSU brings opportunities for career planning, academic exploration and student-led events around campus.
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CSU students walk out to protest ICE
The students joined the nationwide strike Friday against the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, following confrontations in several major cities in recent months, and the killing of two U.S. citizens in Minneapolis.
CSU faculty urged to prioritize SB1 compliance, enrollment strategies as spring semester begins
Cleveland State University faculty were encouraged to prioritize course accessibility, student retention and strategic enrollment efforts during the first Faculty Senate meeting of the spring 2026 semester, held Jan. 21.
Student speak up on CSU socials about university weather alerts
“We take feedback into account for sure, but the decisions that we make keep the safety of our campus community foremost, in terms of our people being able to get to campus safely,” said Nigamanth Sridhar, Ph.D., CSU executive vice president and provost.
Things to do around CSU week 3
The third week of the spring semester offers students opportunities to network, support a philanthropic cause and enjoy baked goods.
Things to do around CSU week 2
Week two of the spring semester offers students the chance to support Viking athletics, explore global opportunities and unwind between classes.
Former WCSB general manager says lawsuit signals a wider fight for college radio
Alison Bomgardner spoke after she, WCSB and Friends of XCSB were named as the plaintiffs in a lawsuit filed Monday suing Cleveland State University for handing its student and community-run radio station to Ideastream Public Media.
Snow puts a dampener on first week back for CSU
By KIRSTEN KIMBLER – posted January 16, 2026
Cleveland State University canceled all classes and closed business offices Thursday due to extreme weather conditions.
Neal Hodges on the SOC's broadcast minor
"When I walked into communication classes 324 and 424 for the first time in September, I didn't know what to expect," said Neal Hodges, a prominent Cleveland media personality on his experience in CSU's broadcast minor.
