“A Man Called Otto” with Tom Hanks also puts CSU students on the big screen
Sony’s “A Man Called Otto” recently debuted in theaters and some familiar faces can be seen in flashback scenes.
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CSU students shine at regional theatre conference
“It reminded me how much I love the art of performing and bringing such amazing stories to life,” Kierstan Conway, a recent Cleveland State graduate, said about the festival.
Kid Leo to receive honorary doctorate from CSU
Lawrence James Travagliante -- or Kid Leo, as many Clevelanders know him -- will receive an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree during Cleveland State University’s fall 2022 commencement ceremony on Sunday.
Sweeney Todd opens the CSU theater season
The Cleveland State University’s Department of Theatre and Dance performed their rendition of “Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street” at The Allen Theatre in Playhouse Square from Nov. 3 through 13.
Hundreds pack the opening reception for the Robert Thürmer People’s Art Show
“So this is what happens when you ask people to bring two pieces of art,” Kendall Christian, director of The Galleries at CSU since 2019, said. “This is a community. It’s called the people’s art show because it’s people. You can be from France or you can be from Solon, Ohio, eight or eighty, if you show up on the due date your art gets in the show.”
Taking care of Cleveland State’s commuter students
“It would be nice if there was a room with a bunch of art to work in or a space to play music.” What improvements do CSU students want to see made to current break areas offered?
People of CSU - Professor Todd Nelson, an expert on Russia
Todd Nelson, Ph. D. is CSU’s foremost expert on Russia. Nelson was a subject matter expert on Russian Affairs for a prominent D.C. think tank, served in the military as a Russian linguist and interrogator, and is the author of a book on the politics of remembering Stalinism.
Marvel summons a new creative direction with the release of Moon Knight
When vengeance is served in comic book films and television most people immediately jump to Batman. Moon Knight, a product of Disney and Marvel, is the latest attempt to break that pattern.