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“For me, a highlight is trying to figure out what that would look like when we really live well together and when we really savor and appreciate our placement in the heart of urban Cleveland,” Bloomberg said.

“Ohio Senate Bill 83 is a dumpster fire that threatens to incinerate free speech at Cleveland State University and beyond,” John Plecnik, CSU associate professor of law and Faculty Senate member, said.

Police found Morgan, a professor in the business college, dead in his home in Hudson Wednesday evening. Authorities are investigating the incident as a murder.

“Who knows what the effects, the long term effects of this derailment are. Get a baseline of where your health is at, and then in 15 or 20 years, if we see these people have a little bit of turnover in their health, we can know,” said CSU student Jerald Brian, who has relatives in the area.

Despite the powerful role the board of trustees has at any university, most of the community it serves knows little about what it does, or, as in the case of Cleveland State, who its members are.

“There is a lot of opponent testimony to come and there are a lot of opportunities to speak out in opposition to this and I intend to speak out,” CSU President Laura Bloomberg, Ph.D. said.

The "best of" The Cleveland Stater #2 for spring 2023 features Women's History Month, more on CSU 2.0, CSU Police Department's therapy dog program, Letters of Hope, and Destiny Leo, anchor of CSU women's basketball's very successful 2022-23 season.