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Cleveland State University is eerily empty as it enters its post Thanksgiving shutdown as winter comes to Cleveland to add to the woes of the coronavirus pandemic. (credit: Jeremy Butcher)
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Cleveland State’s Rec Center as many students are no longer spending time on campus to work out. (credit: Jeremy Butcher)
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The Cleveland State InnerLink is a normally full of people, a popular path to walk around campus. To accommodate safety guidelines, the InnerLink has sanitation stations along with prompts on the ground to promote distancing. (credit: Jeremy Butcher)
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The Student Center on Cleveland State’s campus is usually crowded with students during busy times. Amidst the coronavirus pandemic, seating is now spaced out and there is a lot less traffic through the building. (credit: Jeremy Butcher)
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Credit: Jeremy Butcher An eerie, but common, scene on Cleveland State’s campus as traffic is down due to many classes moving to a remote setting.
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