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CSU Center for Campus Engagement provides help to new students, Jan. 16, 2024. (credit: Alex Martinez)
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Students get their new bus passes, Jan. 16, 2024. (credit: Alex Martinez)
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Koya A Ball assists student at the Campus411 All-in-1 Enrollment Services, Jan. 16, 2024. (credit: Alex Martinez)
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Lauren Schwan poses for the camera, Jan. 16, 2024. (credit: Lainey Novak)
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Scott invites students to join paintball at the many park locations, Jan. 16, 2024. (credit: Alex Martinez)
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Cleveland Stater students wait for class, Jan. 16, 2024. (credit: Lauren Schwan)
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Students relax in the wellness cubes, Jan. 16, 2024. (credit: Alex Martinez)
Back to school season is in full swing! Students returned to Cleveland State University, Tuesday, to begin the spring 2024 semester, in high spirits despite the low temperatures.
Recent News
The Stater Scoop - Episode 1
We’re excited to announce a new podcast from The Cleveland Stater – The Stater Scoop! Each episode, we’ll welcome different guests from around campus to talk with members of our newsroom.
Nearly 100 employers connect with students at CSU Career Fair
More than 900 students registered to attend the fair, networking with dozens of Cleveland and regional businesses and institutions, which are offering internships and employment opportunities from casual work to full-time jobs.
Commentary: Has social media broken Cupid’s arrow?
College has always been about getting your degree. Possibly getting the Disney fairytale ending and finding your forever partner was also on the curriculum for many. But what does Gen Z want from the day?
Does LinkedIn really matter for college students?
Students might not seriously consider LinkedIn until their final year of college, when graduation suddenly feels close and the pressure to find a job becomes real.
Snow puts a dampener on first week back for CSU
By KIRSTEN KIMBLER – posted January 16, 2026 Cleveland State University canceled all classes and closed business offices Thursday due to extreme weather conditions.
Residence Life hosts trivia night at Viking Marketplace
“It gets a lot of different students together, encourages them to talk to people they wouldn't otherwise talk to and just have a good time,” said Kaleb Roberts, a sophomore resident assistant.
