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.
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Gabriel Delgado: CSU student who shoots for the stars
Meet Gabriel Delgado, a Cleveland State sophomore, photographer and videographer with a star studded portfolio who began his burgeoning entrepreneurial empire with nothing more than his father’s digital camera and a broadcasting club in Akron, Ohio.
Jump Back Ball brings Cleveland together for a night of sweet celebration
Playhouse Square was alive with excitement March 1 as people attending the Cleveland institution's annual Jump Back Ball were out in force and dressed to impress.
Cleveland Philharmonic Orchestra showcases powerful symphonic performance
The Cleveland Philharmonic Orchestra (CPO) delighted audiences with its latest performances, held Feb. 22 at Cleveland State University’s Waetjen Auditorium and Feb. 23 at the Westlake Performing Arts Center.
Cleveland’s local venues create a thriving music scene
Cleveland has long prided itself on its storied place in the history of rock and roll. But beyond its history, the city’s local venues continue to shape its music and arts scene. From DIY spaces to large theaters, each venue has its own style and story that connect the city of Cleveland.
Discover Cleveland’s art scene
Cleveland has a lot to offer when it comes to arts and culture, and students can enjoy it all at a discount.
CSU theater's “Urinetown” is a splash at Playhouse Square
“Urinetown” is exactly how it sounds: a gothic city that is shaped by its “bathroom” policies where people are only allowed to pee as long as they pay a ridiculous amount of money.
A kid from Cleveland - Kid Cudi edition
Award-winning artist Kid Cudi has had a successful career so far, with an abundance of skills under his belt. His many accomplishments and tough upbringing has made him into the creative he is today.
People of CSU - Tyler Milcic, director of “Phantom of The Opera: Live!”
Ken Hill’s “Phantom of The Opera” is, according to Milicic, “a farce” and “very funny” — and audiences enjoyed the show for free in-person and online.
