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Soft, lavender magnolia blooms fill the air with fragrance next to Trinity Cathedral Episcopal Church
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A row of Cleveland Select Bradford Pear trees invite students and faculty into Monte Ahuja College of Business
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Japanese Lilac trees at the base of Rhodes Tower add warmth and life to the concrete jungle in downtown Cleveland
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Soft yellow tulips, outside Maxine Goodman Levine College of Urban Affairs, announce springs arrival
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Cheerful, yellow tulips surrounded by lavender magnolia trees make a beautiful, color combination in front of the Center for Innovation in Medical Professions
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Red maple trees lead the way to Krenzler Field
COVID-19 hasn't stopped creation from displaying the beauty of Spring. Campus is still full of life and hope in spite of an unoccupied campus Spring 2020.
Recent News
People of CSU: Matt Lupica and Viking Voices
Senior director content writer Matt Lupica takes us through what inspired him to start the Viking Voices podcast, what the early stages look like, and where you can listen in.
Environmental advocate champions legal rights for Lake Erie
Regional environmental leader Tish O’Dell spoke to Cleveland State students about the legal system’s failure to protect nature and the urgent need for cultural change.
Earth Day sparks action: Cleveland’s path to a greener future
Earth Day is celebrated every year on April 22, but its roots run deep in history. First recognized in 1970, Earth Day was created to address environmental disasters. It brought together millions of people across the U.S.
From first day to beyond, Breakthrough Public Schools transform the lives of Cleveland youth
Breakthrough Public Schools has supported students in Cleveland from their first day in kindergarten to their first career and beyond, with several alumni currently attending Cleveland State University.
