4 things to do around CSU
- Wednesday 2/28 - CSU vs. Green Bay
CSU’s men’s basketball takes on Green Bay at the Wolstein Center at 7 p.m. Additionally, game night is a faculty & staff appreciation night and includes the legendary annual Dean's Free Throw Contest throughout the game. Come out and watch your dean ruthlessly compete to win the prize!
- Thursday 2/29 - ANCESTRA
In the first show of the spring semester from CSU's Theatre and Dance department, Associate Professor Holly Holsinger directs ANCESTRA, an original production inspired by the 1853 National Women’s Rights Convention, held in Cleveland. Starring CSU students, the production highlights the long history of silencing women in society. ANCESTRA runs until Sunday, March 3. Tickets start at just $5 for CSU students.
- Friday 3/1 - Courageous Conversations
Hosted by the Division of Student Belonging and Success from noon to 1:15 p.m on Friday. This Courageous Conversation focuses on Life at the Intersections of Black Womanhood. The event will be on Zoom and features a panel discussing Black womanhood in today’s society. Attendees should register online for the event.
- Sunday 3/3 - Charge v. Bulls
Fancy some NBA G League basketball? You get to see the players who grind it out for a chance to enter the league's big time. Passion and drive every game, and it's right home at CSU's Wolstein Center. On Sunday, the Cleveland Charge hosts the Windy City Bulls from Chicago. Game time is 2 p.m. Tickets this Sunday that will benefit local humane societies are on sale with code: HOUNDS24.
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