Cleveland State University celebrated graduation Sunday with two in-person commencement ceremonies at the university’s Wolstein Center, honoring fall 2021 graduates in the morning and that afternoon honoring 2020 graduates with the opportunity denied them last year to walk.
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Another year, another Magnus Fest
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Vikings volleyball loses to Harvard in CSU invitational game
Cleveland State volleyball dropped a three-set decision to the Harvard Crimson Sept. 8 at home in the Woodling Gymnasium.