As many university students wrap up their spring semesters from the comfort of home because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the logistics of a summer semester looms over the horizon for class organizers.

Stay at home orders have affected employment on a national scale through mass layoffs, canceled internship programs, increased safety measures and transitions to remote work.

Publications have taken a huge cutback during the COVID-19 pandemic, and many have had to adapt to remain a relevant voice to their readership. 

Amid all that is going on right now, students look to the administration of Cleveland State University to provide them with details about where they are now, and where they’ll go from here. 

The Levin Policy Institute is a program for students in the Cleveland Metropolitan School District (CMSD) that promotes a better understanding of several areas related to public policy.  

Gov. Mike DeWine announced funding cuts on May 6 to universities and colleges in the state of Ohio to offset a loss of tax revenue resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Upcoming graduates and students can continue to look for work with the help of Career Services, which has listings of jobs and internships available even during the pandemic.

The graduating class of 2020, whether from high school or college, has had nothing short of a tumultuous ride over the past few months as it has had to face the physical and emotional challenges of completing education virtually due to stay-at-home orders acros

The Cleveland-Marshall College of Law at Cleveland State University announced that students graduating from law school will still be able to take the bar exam July 2020, even in the face of the Covid-1