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This week Samra Karamustafic reports on Ohio's mass vaccination clinic at the Wolstein Center, Robert Fenbers tell us the men’s basketball team is going dancing, Courtney Brynes attended the Project 400 conference and Allyssa Brand-Bey takes another look at this year's Super Bowl.
Recent News
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.
A timeline of President Bloomberg’s involvement with the Inter-University Council of Ohio and SB1
The CSU President worked closely with top Ohio University presidents to decide how to respond to questions about SB1. Here’s how Cleveland State saw the decision play out.
The women who shaped us: a reflection on Women’s History Month
Perspectives from CSU students on influential women who helped shape them, inspired change, spark movements and connect with the world today.
“What does it all mean?” SGA listening session provides some answers
SB1, threats to international students and the LGBTQ+ and Black student communities were on the agenda at listening sessions the Student Government Association organized with CSU's senior adminstrative and academic leadership.
State may bail out CSU wrestling program
Ohio's proposed House Bill 96 would allocate $1.6 million to CSU to reinstate men's wrestling and start a women's wrestling program at Cleveland State.
CSU women’s golf reacts to the program's discontinuation
As the Vikings go into the Spring 2025 women’s golf season, team members shared their thoughts on Cleveland State's decision to terminate its wrestling, women’s golf and softball programs.
President Bloomberg discusses CSU United, the budgetary deficit, SB1 and more in Stater interview
"I did choose a profession that was going to have a lot of challenges and turmoil in it," Cleveland State's President Laura Bloomberg, Ph.D., told The Stater. "That’s just the nature of higher education in America.”
