A student-led group known as Students for Safe Learning protested Jan. 25 outside the student center for stricter COVID mandates. The group also has an online petition demanding the university take more action against the ongoing pandemic.

Another strong season from the Vikings has Cleveland State in the hunt for the best record in the Horizon League. Currently, they're in 2nd place in the Horizon League after a loss on Sunday which snapped a four-game winning streak.

Cleveland State honored more than 1,200 fall 2021 graduates at a morning ceremony on Sunday and then 500 graduates from 2020 that same afternoon.

Cleveland State says it will keep in place in spring 2022 the same protocols the administration says protected the campus community in fall 2021.

H.B.227 a bill allowing concealed carry was recently passed in the House, this would allow Ohioans to carry without additional permits or training.

The Best of Sports newsletter for November features interantional soccer student Kolevski's impact at CSU, men's basketball's media day, student athlete Tre Gomillion's NIL opportunity, fans returning to CSU athletic events and swimming and diving's growing pains on the road to building a winning culture.

This Best of Sports newsletter for the month of November features Athletic Director Scott Garrett's update on the state of CSU athletics, women's basketball's hot start, men's basketball's first win of the season, CSU wrestling's strong start on the mat and a feature on women's basketball star Barbara Zienewska.

CSU is looking to hire a director and head coach of esports. The successful applicant will be tasked with designing the program ahead of an expected launch in fall 2022.

In this edition of the “best of” newsletter, we are covering CSU 2.0, compliance issues at the law school, affordable restaurants and cafés near campus, soccer star Bojan Kolevski’s journey to CSU and how the entertainment industry ruins relationships.

In this edition, we are covering vaccine mandates, 9/11 reflections, the return to campus, the city council race and the policing of Black Americans. 

In this edition, we cover the recent bomb threats to Fenn Tower, what to know if you are graduating on Sunday, the student debt crisis, why the non-academic side of education is meaningful and our news editor Andrea Strong weighs in what the verdicts in the Rittenhouse and Arbery shooting cases meant for her.