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CSU’s Occupational Therapy program thrives despite COVID-19
Cleveland State University Occupational Therapy program is continuing to offer many of its traditional services while introducing new ones to promote health and well-being despite COVID-19, offering many services via zoom.
The Cleveland Stater front page podcast
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.
Cleveland State volleyball splits series with Purdue Fort Wayne
Cleveland State now holds a 5-5 overall record and 5-5 in the Horizon League. Purdue Fort Wayne, which had one six in a row coming into the series, moves to 7-3. The Vikings have split three of their first five series this season.
Going to the drive-in during COVID-19
As COVID-19 continues to persist and change everyone’s daily lives, many establishments have had to make transitions in order to accommodate the current situation.
Cleveland- Marshall introduces 3+3 partnership with Rust College
Rust College, a private institution established in 1866, is one of only 10 historically black colleges and universities in the United States.
Dr. Jianping Zhu is stepping down as CSU provost, returning to the classroom
“Always the consummate team player, and the first to give credit to others,” CSU President Harlan Sands said. “It will be a challenge for Dr. Zhu to allow us to appropriately celebrate his many accomplishments and express our gratitude for his body of work.”
What students think about moving spring break to January this semester
Students at Cleveland State University have mixed feelings about spring break being moved to January this semester.