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This week in the best of The Cleveland Stater, Jake Moore covers a corruption probe with a CSU angle, Robert Fenbers updates us on CSU men's basketball, Zhane Isom provides insight on the LGBTQ+ campus pride index and Sheila Kiss speaks to students about spring break being moved.
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Stater editors discuss the results of the 2024 election
Evan, Lainey, Lauren and Alex talk about the results of the 2024 presidential and general election.
Panel speaks to free speech on campus, the law and university policies
CSU’s free speech panel informed the campus community about laws governing a U.S. citizen's constitutional right and their application to university policies.
Five Halloween costumes that need to stay home this year
Every year on Halloween, I look forward to picking out my own costume as I do to seeing what other people choose to wear.
The evolution of Halloween: tracing the origins of a spooky tradition
All Hallows’ Eve or as we know it today, Halloween, originated as the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain (pronounced "sow-in") 2,000 years ago in Ireland, the United Kingdom and northern France.
Engineering & computer science fair connects students, companies
Over 1,500 students attended this semester's connections fair for engineering and computer science students to find internships, co-ops and full-time positions.
CSU faculty senate gets update on strategic plan, unified academic coaching
Cleveland State's October faculty senate meeting gave new insight on plans to improve student enrollment, retention and success, and included a lengthy discussion of CSU's shift to centralized academic advising.
CSU men’s soccer shuts out Purdue Fort Wayne, 3-0
Friday's at-home win marked the team’s second shutout of the year and first in league play for the 2024 season.
CSU men’s tennis shines at the Wake Forest Invitational
The invitational was Cleveland State's final tournament of the fall season, with the Vikings now off from competition until January, 2025.
