Sophia Costanzo was looking forward to a busy few months during one of her final semesters at Cleveland State as she nears the completion of her theatre degree -- but like many students, the coronavirus crisis changed everything.
Greek life on Cleveland State’s campus has now entered unforeseen territory with the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Cleveland State University Student Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists recently hosted Rich Weiss, publisher of the Tremonster, a community-written, online and print newspaper for the neighborhood of Tremont, who said that community media are not in danger of dying.
As the spread of COVID-19 continues to affect the globe, many events have had to be postponed, canceled or closed to stop the spread. This includes the Cleveland International Film Festival, originally scheduled to run from March 25, 2020 to April 5, 2020.
The coronavirus outbreak has ushered in an era of complete uncertainty around the nation. Schools and businesses across the United States have either gone to a skeleton crew or completely ceased operation, including Cleveland State University in Cuyahoga County, one of Ohio’s virus epicenters.
Cleveland’s Playhouse Square revealed on March 3 seven hit Broadway musicals it would feature in the 2021 Keybank Broadway Series.
Across the street from Cleveland State University at the Langston Apartment building, early childhood education major Molly Pavilonis is passing the time by getting in an at-home workout.
