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Third bomb threat targets CSU, Euclid Commons evacuated

Emergency personnel outside Euclid Commons on Thursday, Feb. 24 after they evacuated the building following a report of a bomb threat.

By JADEN STAMBOLIA

Cleveland State University’s Euclid Commons was evacuated early Thursday after a bomb threat. It was the university’s third in this academic year as similar incidents happened in November and December.

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CSU reports another decrease in COVID-19

COVID dashboard numbers for Cleveland State

By KAYLEE CATALANO

Cleveland State University reported a decrease in all but one category in the latest update of its weekly COVID-19 dashboard, Feb. 15.

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Black History Month Events

By MARY DUDZIK

The Cleveland State University community has many different events lined up for Black History month, February.

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Cleveland State suffers fourth Horizon League loss in triple overtime thriller

Yahel Hill #2 shoots a 3-pointer for Cleveland State (Credit: CSU Athletic Department)

By TONY PESTA

CSU men’s basketball fell to a heartbreaking 102-98 defeat in triple overtime, Feb. 14 against the Purdue Fort Wayne Mastodons, their fourth inner-conference loss this season.

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OPINION: This is me making the best of ADHD

By JO MURRAY

It’s no secret that juggling school and everyday life can be hard, but try doing that while having ADHD.

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The effects of college burnout: a story from a student perspective.

By WILLOW GRALEY

The college student hangover is a result of too much partying, but burnout is a result of an unbalanced life.

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People of CSU: Professor Pedro Gerum was part of a NASA team that discovered 301 planets

Professor Pedro Gerum, a member of the CSU Department of Operations and Supply Chain Management, sits in the cockpit of a NASA spaceship in 2019.

By JADEN STAMBOLIA

Pedro Gerum, Ph.D. and the NASA team used a neural network to discover 301 planets. Gerum also uses machine learning algorithms and data-driven models for research on supply chain and transportation issues.

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CSU reports decrease in COVID-19 cases as concern rises on campus

CSU’s Weekly COVID-19 Dashboard (February 2, 2022)

By TONY PESTA

Cleveland State University is reporting a decrease in COVID-19 cases as students, faculty, and the administration diverge on how best to handle the pandemic.

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Students for Safe Learning use Instagram to grow their following at CSU

By DANIEL NEWMAN

The leaders of Students for Safe Learning (SFSL), an increasingly visible group on the Cleveland State campus, made their demands clear through the group's first Instagram post on Thursday, Jan. 13.

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Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard is good for present gamers, but might not be for future gamers.

Graphic including images of Xbox Series X, Microsoft headquarters,, and a character from Call of Duty Vanguard

By ERIC SEITZ

The cornerstone of capitalism is competition. For a capitalist economy to function effectively, consumers must have the chance to choose what to spend their money on.

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CSU administration responds to faculty, student concerns over COVID protocols

Masks required sign on a door into the CSU Music and Communication building.

By WILLOW GRALEY

The Cleveland State Faculty Senate and a group of students are pushing for stronger COVID protocols on campus. The administration remains confident its approach is working.

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Opinion: CSU should overhaul its student parking policies.

Students have to park in the South garage, shown here Nov. 21, 2021 and often walk a great distance to get to their classes.

By JO MURRAY

Parking should be the least of a student's worries. But at CSU, it's not. Why am I paying so much for student parking to be told where I can park, when I can park and how I can park? And why am I being fined for trying to be a safe driver?