Sophomores at CSU may feel like freshmen
A large group of second year students at Cleveland State University haven’t had a full year of on-campus living.
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Dr. Faison reflects on his 18 months at Cleveland State University
Dr. Forrest Faison will leave his position as Vice President of Research, Innovation and Healthcare Strategy in October. He sat down with the Cleveland Stater to talk about his time here, including his role on the Pandemic Response team. “What’s going to make the campus safe is people getting vaccinated,” Faison said.
COVID-19 cases decrease again as CSU reaches midpoint of the fall semester
After weeks of rising cases, CSU has experienced a two-week decrease in students and staff in isolation or quarantine as we reach the halfway point of the fall semester.
What is CSU doing to address COVID-19?
After the announcement on April 1 that Cleveland State University would welcome students back to “near normal” operations, there have been some questions about what this will look like.
The state of business in Cleveland post-COVID
CSU President Harlan Sands and the CEO of Greater Cleveland Partnership, Baiju Shau, discussed the current state of business in Cleveland and the importance of CSU's role in providing research and talent for local businesses.
2020 graduates get an opportunity to walk
Graduates across the country last year had to celebrate in their homes due to COVID-19 removing the chance of an in-person ceremony.
CSU reports its first decrease in COVID-19 cases of the fall semester
COVID-19 cases at CSU have not increased for the first time this semester as the university steps up incentives to promote vaccination among students.
Get the shot, get paid
Cleveland State on Friday announced incentives, including money, as part of its on-going education campaign to encourage students and staff to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
CSU: More than 100 students and staff are in quarantine or isolation due to COVID-19
CSU has seen an increase in COVID-19 cases each week of the semester, and this week hit the triple digits with 116 students now in isolation or quarantine.