“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.”

“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?

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.

CSU has one of the top 200 anthropology programs in the country. The program offers courses in all four subfields of anthropology - archeology, linguistics, biological anthropology, and cultural anthropology.

An emerging club, the Amateur Radio Club (ARC), is recruiting students who are interested in radio technology. The club will help students get their radio license which in turn will allow them to start working with certain technology and equipment.

The SGA, CSU's Tutoring and Academic Success Center and the Center for Refugee and Immigrant Success are hosting a donation drive to aid people fleeing the war-torn countries.

The FIRST Robotics regional at Cleveland State's Wolstein Center featured 59 high school teams, primarily from the Northeast.