CSU has one of the top 200 anthropology programs in the country. The program offers courses in all four subfields of anthropology - archeology, linguistics, biological anthropology, and cultural anthropology.

An emerging club, the Amateur Radio Club (ARC), is recruiting students who are interested in radio technology. The club will help students get their radio license which in turn will allow them to start working with certain technology and equipment.

“There should be no doubt that we stand in solidarity with our Ukrainian American friends and all the people of Ukraine,” said Lee Fisher, dean of the CSU law school ahead of a symposium the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law organized following Russia's Feb. 24 invasion of its neighbor.

The SGA, CSU's Tutoring and Academic Success Center and the Center for Refugee and Immigrant Success are hosting a donation drive to aid people fleeing the war-torn countries.

The FIRST Robotics regional at Cleveland State's Wolstein Center featured 59 high school teams, primarily from the Northeast.

Major changes are coming to both of Cleveland State’s basketball programs now that the 20 21-22 season is over.

CSU's Center for International Services and Programs (CISP) is collaborating with the Women's Center to create an on-campus safe space for women.

Cleveland State eased its masking mandate ahead of spring break. The Stater asked a range of students how they felt about the new guidelines.

Meet the woman behind the growth of CSU’s graphic design program for the past 20 years.

That was the message from Dr. John Queener, one of four African-American health professionals who headlined the Cleveland State-hosted webinar, Feb. 9, on the State of Black Health and Well-Being in America.