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4 things to do around CSU Dec. 4 - 10.
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Things to do around Cleveland State Dec. 4 - 10.

4 things to do around CSU this week

It's the last week of classes and the holidays are fast approaching. To relax ahead of finals, check out these events happening around Cleveland this week.
By KAT MAGALSKI - posted December 4, 2023
  • Wed. 12/6 - De-Stress with Friends of City Dogs CLE

    Stop by CSU’s Student Center between 2 and 4 p.m. on Wednesday to alleviate your finals stress with some puppies. Friends of City Dogs CLE are visiting Cleveland State, hosted by the Pre-Veterinary Club. They will have information about adopting or volunteering opportunities – and, of course, some dogs to greet!
     
  • Fri. 12/8 - Yule Celebration

    The CSU Pagan Alliance invites you to join them on Friday for their Yule Celebration. Running from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Student Center, there will be crafts, tarot readings and prizes to win. Stop by to de-stress with some music and discussion with your peers.
     
  • Fri. 12/8 - Winterfest

    Up on the third floor of the Student Center is where you can find the Winterfest celebration on Friday, beginning at 6 p.m. Winterfest is the final event put on by CSU’s Campus Activies Board (CAB). Stop by for fun activities, giveaways and food. 
     
  • Fri. 12/8 - Sun. 12/10 - Ice Skating at Public Square

    This weekend, brave the ice with a few friends or a date in Public Square. You can purchase your tickets for $12 at the gate and rent out a pair of skates there. There will also be Southern Comfort Eggnog samples to try while you skate. 

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