CSU’s Black Studies Program holds essay contest on voting experiences
Cleveland State University’s Black Studies Program is holding a contest titled “Good Trouble: The Voting Experiences of Communities of Color."
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CSU women’s basketball prepares to return to competition
COVID-19 has affected sports negatively in 2020, and the CSU women’s basketball team is no exception.
Viking Athletics announces changes to the Hall of Fame
The Cleveland State University athletic department has announced new categories in the Hall of Fame.
Two new staff members join CEEL
Cleveland State University’s Center for Engineering Experiential Learning, a program that is a part of the Washkewicz College of Engineering, expanded its staff with two new members last year during the fall semester.
CSU Coffee With a Closer features entrepreneur Jim Kandrac from the class of ‘83
Jim Kandrac came from a middle-class family and didn’t have any connections or money to fund his future in business.
Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs Earns National Ranking
The Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs has been ranked one of the nation’s best for their public affairs program by US News and World Reports. The college's ranking comes in at No.
Cleveland State professors receive $2 million tech grant
Cleveland State University professors Debbie Jackson, Ed.D., Brian Harper, Ph.D., J.D., and Chansu Yu, Ph.D., received this fall a $2 million grant from the National Science Foundation.
CSU's choir doesn't miss a note, despite COVID-19
COVID-19 has made in-person music classes at Cleveland State University change their entire format to cater to social distancing and safety guidelines.
Viking Olympics are here to give CSU students a fun, safe, at home experience
The COVID-19 pandemic has taken many programs away from students on the Cleveland State campus, including activities the Rec Center typically offers.
President Sands has a positive outlook on the future of CSU
Cleveland State University President Harlan Sands painted a bright future in his annual state of the university address, on Tuesday, Oct. 29 via CSU’s YouTube channel.
Professor makes empathy the heart of his teaching about technology and disabilities
Eric Schearer, Ph.D., professor of engineering at Cleveland State University, has created a series of courses that put empathy at the heart of teaching students about technologies that address disabilities. The course sequence, “Disability, Empathy and Technology,” was first made available to students in spring of 2019.
The Stater’s senior editorial staff on the 2020 presidential election
The election returns from the evening of Nov. 3 provide an interesting but incomplete view of this historically important presidential election.
