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Nearly 100 employers connect with students at CSU Career Fair

Students and employers filled the Student Center atrium Feb. 11, 2026, at Cleveland State University during the career fair, where recruiters met attendees to discuss job and internship opportunities.

By MORGAN ALTEN - posted February 13, 2026

More than 900 students registered to attend the fair, networking with dozens of Cleveland and regional businesses and institutions, which are offering internships and employment opportunities from casual work to full-time jobs.

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Paying the price: when street parking stops making cents

By AVA FUDURIC – posted February 13, 2026

The City of Cleveland’s decision to hike parking rates across the city, and around campus is turning a once-affordable alternative for CSU students into yet another financial burden.

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Cleveland State men's tennis earns 4-3 victory at Ball State

By KATERYNA KOPYLCHAK – posted February 13, 2025

The Cleveland State men's tennis team was back in action Saturday, battling to a thrilling 4-3 victory at Ball State in Muncie, Indiana.

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Commentary: Has social media broken Cupid’s arrow?

Graphic showing a heart pierced by an arrow.

By ALEXIS STRADFORD – posted February 13, 2026

College has always been about getting your degree. Possibly getting the Disney fairytale ending and finding your forever partner was also on the curriculum for many. But what does Gen Z want from the day?

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CSU track & field shines at Jud Logan Invitational

Deena Ingrassia helped Cleveland State set a school record of 12:06.83 in the 400-meter distance relay at the Jud Logan Light Giver Open in Ashland, Ohio, Feb. 6, 2026.

By MORGAN ALTEN - posted February 10, 2026

Cleveland State University track and field put together a strong showing at the fifth Jud Logan Light Giver Open, hosted by Ashland University in Ashland, Ohio, Feb. 6.

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CSU POLICE DEPARTMENT BLOTTER - FEBRUARY 2026

A simplified report of events featured on the CSU Police Department crime log for February.

By THE CLEVELAND STATER - posted February 10, 2026

February 8

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CSU women’s tennis falls 4-3 to Temple

CSU's Jenna Redmile scored the last point in Morgantown, West Virginia, Feb. 1, 2026.

By NICOLE WLOSZEK – posted February 7, 2026

The Cleveland State women’s tennis team on Sunday finished its Morgantown, West Virginia road swing with a narrow 4-3 loss against Philadelphia's Temple University.

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Does LinkedIn really matter for college students?

By KATERYNA KOPYLCHAK – posted February 10, 2025

Students might not seriously consider LinkedIn until their final year of college, when graduation suddenly feels close and the pressure to find a job becomes real.

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CSU men’s basketball defeats Green Bay, 89–82

By AVA FUDURIC – posted February 5, 2026

Cleveland State tied the program record Friday with 16 three-pointers and five players in double figures to secure its third straight win.

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Things to do around CSU week 5

By AVA FUDURIC – posted February 8, 2026

From Valentine’s bake sales and Galentine’s paint nights to conversations on safe sex and healthy love, this week at CSU invites students to celebrate connection, creativity and well-being.

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Residence Life hosts trivia night at Viking Marketplace

Students Yadiel Mercado, left, and Christina Arrichi pose while playing a round of “pop culture moments” trivia in Viking Marketplace on Thursday, Jan. 29, 2026.

“It gets a lot of different students together, encourages them to talk to people they wouldn't otherwise talk to and just have a good time,” said Kaleb Roberts, a sophomore resident assistant.

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CSU College of Law introduces “Fundamentals of Prompt Engineering for Lawyers”

AI-generated flock of AI blocks flying towards the CSU law building.

By AVA FUDURIC – posted February 3, 2026

Co-Interim Dean, Brian Ray, explains the new specialized AI-focused training course as Cleveland State moves to integrate artificial intelligence into its teaching.

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