CSU Faculty Senate discusses future plans for university
Cleveland State University’s Faculty Senate convened Nov. 6 to discuss key topics impacting students and faculty, and the university's strategic goals.
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Ohio election: understanding the results
On Nov. 5, citizens of Ohio made their voice heard in the 2024 general election. Over 5 million people voted in a state of 11.8 million, starting at the presidential level and working their way down the ticket.
CSU public relations students host annual networking event
Students from local universities had the opportunity to listen to presentations by public relations professionals on Student Day while getting to network and connect with them for possible job opportunities in the future.
Understanding the electoral college and why your vote counts
An in-depth look at the United States’ unique voting system and why, despite its weighting of votes, every vote still counts.
Key issues on the ballot in the 2024 election
Every election cycle, during their campaign candidates from each party outline policies on specific issues that they deem to be important.
CSU faculty senate gets update on strategic plan, unified academic coaching
Cleveland State's October faculty senate meeting gave new insight on plans to improve student enrollment, retention and success, and included a lengthy discussion of CSU's shift to centralized academic advising.
How Columbus Day became Indigenous Peoples’ Day
In recent years, cities and states across the U.S. have replaced Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Ohio's state capital was one of them.
