“Best of” The Cleveland Stater fall 2026 #1
In this edition of “Best of” The Cleveland Stater, Grace Salter examines concerns over Flock cameras, Sage Colón reports on CSU’s new meal-swipe system, Samantha Green covers the opening of the Glick Recovery Campus, Karina Torres highlights CSU’s Around the World in 80 Minutes event, and Alexander Giampietro reports on the main water break that temporarily affected numerous campus operations.

A look at the ongoing debate about Flock cameras, exploring their benefits for law enforcement while examining concerns about privacy and constitutional rights.
Read the full story: EXPLAINER: Why Flock cameras are getting creepy
REPORTER: Grace Salter

CSU’s new $5 meal-swipe system has changed how students use campus dining, with some students appreciating the flexibility while others feel the new system offers less value.
Read the full story: CSU's new meal-swipe system changes how students eat on campus
REPORTER: Sage Colón

The Glick Recovery Campus has opened near CSU, offering 24/7 crisis services, behavioral health care, and recovery support to students and community members.
Read the full story here: The Glick Recovery Campus opens minutes away from CSU
REPORTER: Samantha Green

CSU’s Around the World in 80 Minutes event brought students together to experience different cultures and try various international foods.
Read the full story here: CSU students spend 80 minutes going around the world
REPORTER: Karina Torres

A water main break temporarily closed parts of CSU’s campus, disrupting classes, dining, and other student services before reopening the following day.
Read the full story here: CSU reopens Student Center, Berkman Hall following water break
REPORTER: Alexander Giampietro
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