The Cleveland Stater Front Page Podcast
This week in the best of The Cleveland Stater, Aurora Harris and Tabitha Timms covered COVID-19 updates for Ohio and changes on campus, Jake Moore reported on the business college's "Coffee With a Closer" featuring Jim Kandrac, Zhane Isom talked to professors about how they're adjusting to teaching during the pandemic and we had a sports update from Noah Nickoli.
Recent News
Bloomberg discusses strategic plan, budget cuts, the election, campus safety and mice
Dr. Laura Bloomberg sat down with The Cleveland Stater to discuss the university’s new strategic plan, budget challenges, campus safety initiatives, and the potential impacts of the Nov. 5 election on higher education.
Artists I think should win the four main categories at the 2025 Grammys
Plenty of artists released music that shaped 2024. Here’s my list of picks for who should take each category at the 67th annual awards in Los Angeles Feb. 2, 2025.
QSA’s 'Queer Prom': A night of glam and community
The Queer Student Alliance organized an inclusive prom event to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community on campus, offering a welcoming space for self-expression and connection.
CSU fencing has mixed result at DeCicco Duals
The Cleveland State men’s team finished 3-3 while the women’s team finished 3-4 in the weekend meet at the University of Notre Dame.
Speaking truth to power has never been more important
In the coming age of Trump, finding the strength, purpose and courage to tell stories that matter in the wake of a divisive election is every journalist's duty.
Trump’s reelection sparks anxiety among LGBTQ students over rights and protections
As news of Donald Trump’s reelection spread across the nation Nov. 5, many in the LGBTQ community felt a familiar wave of anxiety and fear.
CSU’s alumni: Where are they now?
What have CSU alums been up to since graduation? The Stater spoke to Lauren Hopkins and Alexis Figlar, two recent graduates, to see how life after Cleveland State is treating them.
CSU’s Lift Up Vikes! food pantry supports students in need
The Cleveland State community donated food and hygiene products to support students in need during the end-of-semester drive to make sure the food pantry is filled ahead of the winter break.
CSU theater's “Urinetown” is a splash at Playhouse Square
“Urinetown” is exactly how it sounds: a gothic city that is shaped by its “bathroom” policies where people are only allowed to pee as long as they pay a ridiculous amount of money.
The sexism of “Dancing With the Stars” fans
“Dancing With the Stars” viewers hold women involved in the show to much stricter standards than the male stars and judges.
