The "best of" The Cleveland Stater fall 2021 #3
In this edition of the “best of” newsletter, we are covering CSU 2.0, compliance issues at the law school, affordable restaurants and cafés near campus, soccer star Bojan Kolevski’s journey to CSU and how the entertainment industry ruins relationships.
Read the stories online:
With the rollout of CSU 2.0 put into action, almost weekly updates from new provost Laura Bloomberg have been shared with students. A few weeks ago the news broke on the configuration of three new colleges. Now the provost shares who will be taking on new leadership positions and the ongoing national dean search.
After the American Bar Association found the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law out of compliance with resource standards earlier this year, the school is confident the November hearing will find the ABA’s concerns to be resolved.
- Six affordable places near CSU to get good grub and coffee — WILLOW GRALEY
There are many local businesses throughout Cleveland and near Cleveland State’s campus where students can enjoy an affordable, and most importantly, tasty meal. Not only is price important to students but there are also many places that offer vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options near campus.
- CSU soccer’s Bojan Kolevski feels right at home as Vikings ride high into the postseason — ROBERT FENBER
Cleveland State student athletes often take an interesting journey to land in Northeast Ohio. 21-year-old Bojan Kolevski has travelled over 4,000 miles from North Macedonia to pursue his passion of soccer at CSU. The sophomore has led the Vikings with 12 goals and four assists as they look to make a run in the postseason.
When dictated by the bottom line, love and romance become fear and anxiety for a whole generation. Entertainment paints a rosy image of “true love” and “the one,” but what comes next? Media shifts to showing the aftermath, the love affair that brings the relationship crashing to the ground. But what about in between?
For the full stories and more, you can always find The Stater online. To stay up to date with us and never miss a story, I also invite you to follow The Stater on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
If you would like each edition of this newsletter sent directly to your email, sign up for our email list here.
Interested in more sports stories? We also have a monthly “Best of” Sports newsletter which you can subscribe to here.
Have any news tips, comments or suggestions? Contact us! Either on social media or directly via email: cleveland.stater@csuohio.edu.
Recent News
The origins of 4/20 and why Ohioans are toking today
Summer is fast approaching, and this year Ohioans should be able to legally smoke recreational marijuana while enjoying the sunshine. That it's not possible yet to legally buy weed won't stop people from rolling a joint to celebrate 4/20.
SGA survey indicates many students don't want a set textbook fee
Cleveland State’s Student Government Association (SGA) has been surveying students about an administrative initiative to set a universal sliding book fee for students.
Black women inspire with their stories
Five Black women inspired their audience, March 1, at a panel organized by Cleveland State's Mareyjoyce Green Women’s Center to initiate women’s history month with a discussion of the meaning of Black womanhood.
"Best of" The Cleveland Stater spring 2024 #2
In this edition of the "best of" The Cleveland Stater, we highlight stories about Notre Dame college's recent closing and the end of the CSU women's basketball team's historic season.
CSU celebrates faculty accomplishments and promotions
“Appreciation is a wonderful thing. It makes what is excellent in others belong to all of us,” President Laura Bloomberg, said, quoting Voltaire in her opening remarks at Cleveland State's annual Celebration of Faculty Excellence.
Over 100 vendors attend CSU career fair
The Career fair has become one of the biggest events each year at CSU. Career Development and Exploration hosts the fair, which this year brought together potential employers with students on March 7, 2024. One hundred and twenty-five employers, 275 recruiters from industries across the region, and 16 school districts were represented. A third of the employers said they were open to hiring international students.
Opinion - Safety last, ignorance first: the CSU motto?
Incoming Cleveland State freshmen are required to take an introduction to university life course in their first year at Cleveland State. In this course, students are taught how to reach out to their professors and are encouraged to interact among their peers. But, is it enough?
High school students battle for top robot
55 high school teams competed for top robot at the 25th annual FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Robotics Buckeye Regional competition at the Wolstein Center from March 20-23.
How we saw the 2024 solar eclipse
Many Clevelanders had their cameras at the ready this past Monday when the solar eclipse made its way through their backyards, doing their best to capture the beauty of an experience that may only happen once in your lifetime. The Cleveland Stater also captured some worthwhile shots earlier this week from different spots around Cleveland.
CSU men's lacrosse defeats Queens University, 12-7
Cleveland State men’s lacrosse team upset the favored Queens University Royals at Krenzler Field on Wednesday for the Vikings third straight ASUN (Atlantic Sun Conference) home victory.
