"Best Of" The Cleveland Stater Spring 2025 #1
In the first edition of the "best of" The Cleveland Stater 2025, Ruby Darwish reports on the rising problem of homelessness in Northeast Ohio, including its potential impacts on students.
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CSU's Lee Fisher named next president of Baldwin Wallace University
Cleveland State announced Feb. 10 that Lee Fisher, J.D., dean of CSU College of Law and Joseph C.
CSU to begin renovating outdoor plaza
Renovation of the outdoor plaza between Rhodes Tower and the Student Center is scheduled to begin later this month. Cleveland State hopes to make it a better outdoor space for students.
Bloomberg announces new strategic plan: Cleveland State United
Dr. Laura Bloomberg unveiled the plan Jan. 28, calling it a framework for the university’s priorities, programs and initiatives through 2030.
New broadcasting minor starts production at CSU
The minor features two new classes in collaboration with Classic Teleproductions to prepare students for a career in the broadcast news or television industry.
How CSU plans to spend $321,500 on upgrading campus safety
The State of Ohio awarded Cleveland State the money. The university plans to improve lighting, put a third mobile surveillance trailer on campus and upgrade security at residential locations with the money from Gov. DeWine’s budget.
CSU cuts three sports programs amid athletics restructuring
In a decision made during today’s board of trustees meeting, CSU announced significant changes to its athletics programs.
"Best of" The Cleveland Stater fall 2024 #3
In the final edition of the “best of” The Cleveland Stater of 2024, we lead Jordan Shelton’s reporting on the rise of gambling addiction among college students. We continue with Alex Martinez’s reporting on Lift Up Vikes! Fill the Truck event.
Pete Buttigieg highlights Midwest infrastructure at Cleveland City Club Forum, meets students
The U.S. Secretary of Transportation discussed federal investments, climate equity and transportation challenges during his Cleveland visit, and later met a select group of the region's students, including several from CSU, following his City Club appearance.
