As summer approaches, those graduating at most colleges and universities are looking at having their graduation ceremony canceled or postponed.

The Coronavirus has taken many lives and presented universities and society with many challenges they haven't had to face before.

Amid all that is going on right now, students look to the administration of Cleveland State University to provide them with details about where they are now, and where they’ll go from here. 

Aparna Bawa, chief legal officer of Zoom, joined more than 200 students and faculty for a virtual event hosted by the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law on April 17.

Physics Professor Ulrich Zurcher, Ph.D., said the remote learning transition is a bit hard for him, as he misses the face-to-face interactions with his students in labs, lectures and office hours.

The graduating class of 2020, whether from high school or college, has had nothing short of a tumultuous ride over the past few months as it has had to face the physical and emotional challenges of completing education virtually due to stay-at-home orders acros

The Energy Policy Center (EPC), which has been part of the Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs at Cleveland State University for 11 years, provides objective analysis of the social, economic and environmental impacts of energy gen