Moonlight illuminated the deteriorating pavement of East 71st Street on Tuesday, Oct. 18, as heels clicked and platform boots stomped along the road. 

As the old factory building at the end of the street came into view, the bass vibrating from speakers upstairs pulsed through the earth. The once abandoned building now overflowed with more than 300 people, each arriving as the most expressive version of themselves. 

For students into esports, Cleveland State University’s esports program in the Washkewicz College of Engineering is the place to be. The program aims to recruit students and develop growth and skills in the realm of gaming.

This year's Cleveland Gaming Classic, a three-day convention, highlighted new guests, events, and indie developers at the I-X Center

Cleveland State’s on-campus book and all-things CSU store welcomed students back to campus Tuesday, Sept. 2.

Students took advantage of the sunny but chilly and breezy Wednesday afternoon to relax at the end of semester during the  third annual CarniVike event.

Hosted by CSU's Division of Hospitality Services, CarniVike is an event open to CSU students and other members of the Cleveland State campus and community, featuring a carnival-like atmosphere, attractions, food and games.