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CSU’s Dr. Megan Hatch and her colleagues zero in on equity

By By CLAUDIA UGBANA

Hatch and her colleagues are bringing together two areas of research, traditionally separated: the challenge of renting the less affluent face and the challenge to build equity that the more affluent face.

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The pandemic through the eyes of two professors

Dr. Jeffrey Bolt, left, and Dr. Elizabeth Thomas

By ANNA MELINYSHYN

For the past year, when Dr. Jeffrey Bolt got ready for his job as a professor in the School of Communication at Cleveland State University, he didn’t head into campus. In fact, he didn’t even leave his house.

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A SEASON TO REMEMBER: Cleveland State men’s basketball's championship run

The Vikings gather at center court at the NCAA tournament after their loss to the University of Houston on March 19.

By ROBERT FENBERS

The Vikings strung together one of their most impressive seasons in the past 35 years. They were crowned Horizon League regular season (16-7) champions and captured their first Horizon League tournament championship since 2009. They won 16 league games, the most since 1992-1993, eventually clinching just the third NCAA tournament berth in program history.

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What's inside CSU 2.0, the university's blueprint for its future?

By SHEILA KISS - posted April 26, 2021

The blueprint for the CSU 2.0 plan

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CSU's The Galleries to showcase the best of student art

Street view of The Galleries at CSU with text reading "49th annual student art show."

By COURTNEY BYRNES

Cleveland State University students’ artworks will once again adorn the walls of The Galleries at CSU as the 49th annual student art show opens May 4 and will run through June 5.

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What is it like being a first year in college in a pandemic?

By ALLYSSA BRAND-BEY

College is challenging and a new adventure to embark on. But the 2020 fall intake had a different experience then the normal first-year experience.

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Opinion: Daunte Wright's death says a lot about the policing of Black Americans

Black Lives Matter protest in Washington D.C.

By ANDREA STRONG

I am truly sickened by yet another killing of an unarmed Black man by the people that are supposed to protect us -- the police.

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Cleveland State hosts successful 2021 Giving Day

By DAVID BATES

Cleveland State University's eighth annual ‘Giving Day’ on February 16 raised a record $449,280 from 2,483 donors.

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CSU’s student-only COVID-19 vaccination clinic reopens with the Pfizer vaccine

By SAMRA KARAMUSTAFIC

CSU students can now schedule an appointment to receive the two-dose Pfizer vaccine at the student-only clinic inside the MAC gym at the Recreation Center (2420 Chester Ave.)

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CSU students and faculty respond to news of the planned return to campus

By ANDREA STRONG

Students, faculty and staff at Cleveland State University have pondered for a year: When will in-person classes resume?

CSU President Harlan Sands said two weeks ago the university should return to "near normal" operations in fall 2021.

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CSU professors discuss Chinese approaches to social justice, news audience bias

Dr. Qinshan Tan (left) and Dr. Richard Perloff

By SHEILA KISS

Dr. Qinshan Tan and Dr. Richard Perloff addressed social justice in China and audience hostility to the news at the 11th Annual Ways of Knowing event, which CSU’s College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences hosted on March 24.