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CSU graduate student’s research offers hope for blood disorder patients

By By AVA FUDURIC – posted March 6, 2026

Ph.D. candidate Anita Dhara studies how molecules in red blood cells could help patients with sickle cell anemia and beta thalassemia breathe easier and reduce painful symptoms.

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CSU raises record-breaking 900K on Giving Day

This year, more than 160 groups took part in Giving Day, Feb. 26, raising more than $900,000 for Cleveland State University.

By KIRSTEN KIMBLER – posted March 6, 2026

“It's important in Cleveland because a lot of people that might not have opportunities elsewhere get them here,” said John Templeman, Director of Annual Giving at CSU. “I think (Giving Day) makes a real difference in a lot of people's lives.”

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"Best Of" The Cleveland Stater spring 2026 #1

By NICOLE WLOSZEK - posted March 5, 2026

This edition of the “Best of” the Stater features a beloved Cleveland entertainer, Black History Month, parking problems at CSU, a student written and directed play, and whether LinkedIn matters for students.

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CSU plans new gallery to expand student opportunities

By KATERYNA KOPYLCHAK – posted March 5, 2026

Cleveland State University is moving forward with plans to open the Galleries at 13th Street.

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Vikings finish 8th at Horizon League championship meet

Cleveland State’s Ivana Babic during the Horizon League Indoor Championship in Youngstown, Ohio, on Sunday, March 1, 2026.

By ARIA RUIZ – posted March 3, 2026

The Cleveland State University indoor track and field team closed out the 2026 Horizon League Championship on Sunday, placing eighth overall after two days of competition at Youngstown State.

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Students for a Just Society launches at CSU

From left, Secretary Olivia Stein, President Audrey Menner, Vice President Henry Clay and Treasurer Jude Ouma stand together during the first meeting of Students for a Just Society on Feb. 26, 2026, in Berkman Hall, Room 319 at Cleveland State University. (Credit: Morgan Alten)

By Morgan Alten - posted March 4, 2026

The new student organization aims to build student-led organizing, foster political education, and connect Cleveland State students with regional activism efforts.

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Commentary: Student rights and campus safety in the age of ICE

In this file picture from Oct. 18, 2022, international students at Cleveland State University pose with Magnus, CSU's school mascot.

By ARIA RUIZ – posted March 4, 2026

CSU students need clear information about their rights and safety as immigration enforcement in Ohio and nationwide raises concern, particularly for international and migrant students.

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Don't miss the the student-run CSU Chamber Collective

The ensemble is a fully student-run initiative within Cleveland State University’s School of Music.

By Morgan Alten - posted March 3, 2026

The Cleveland State Chamber Collective wi

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4 things to do around CSU week 8

By Morgan Alten - posted March 2, 2026

Monday 3/2 - Aid Baskets

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The Stater Scoop - Episode 2

By NICOLE WLOSZEK | KATERYNA KOPYLCHAK | BRAZIL JACKSON | LEAH WOODSON - published February 28, 2026

For the second episode of The Stater Scoop, we're celebrating Black History Month with CSU’s Black Student Union!

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Building belonging: How one student athlete created a space for many

By By AVA FUDURIC – posted February 27, 2026

After navigating taxes, visas and internship barriers as an international student from Ireland, Ellie Mickibbin founded a dedicated support system to help future student-athletes adjust and succeed.

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CSU faculty discuss emeritus policy, Workday, facilities at Senate meeting

CSU Faculty Senate President Carol Olszewski, Ph.D., and Associate Vice President for Hospitality and Facility Services Nick Vande Velde outlined recent organizational changes, staffing expansions and ongoing infrastructure challenges, Feb. 18, 2026, at the Cleveland State Faculty Senate meeting.

By NICOLE WLOSZEK - posted February 26, 2026

Cleveland State University faculty reviewed proposed changes to emeritus and retirement policies, received updates on the university’s Workday transition and heard extensive reports on campus facilities during the Feb.

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