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CSU volleyball defeats Morgan State to open 2026
Cleveland State finished the Lehigh Tournament 2-1 this past weekend with victories over Morgan State and Gardner Webb, while losing to hosts Lehigh.
"Best of" The Cleveland Stater spring 2026 #2
This edition of "Best Of" The Stater features student artists and filmmakers, international student-athletes fostering a supportive community, and a podcast highlighting voices in POC communities.
Tampongate: The free-period-product fakeout
Why Cleveland State’s tampon dispensers are consistently empty, and what it means for the students that rely on them.
CSU students showcase creativity in 54th annual art exhibition
At the annual exhibition, student artists shared personal themes, creative challenges and the meaning behind their pieces.
Cleveland’s best-kept cultural secret returns to the stage at CSU
Cleveland State in April hosted for the 48th time the nation’s largest Carnatic music festival, one of the biggest gatherings of its kind in the world.
Lacrosse falls to LIU in overtime heartbreaker at NEC semifinals
It was the Vikings first appearance at the NEC tournament and bookended the 2026 season for the Green and White, who put up a 6-8 record overall.
The Stater Scoop - FUBU: For us, by us
Built on the spirit of “For Us, By Us,” a phrase rooted in culture and legacy, this episode opens by honoring Queen Latifah’s powerful track 1993 anthem “U.N.I.T.Y.” Host Alexis Stradford welcomes reporters Aria Ruiz, Alonzo Anderson and Derek Williams to the podcast studio for a thoughtful conv
Lacrosse falls to LIU in regular-season finale, heads to NEC
The Vikings will get a chance to avenge their loss to the Long Island University Sharks when they meet them again Thursday as the No. 3 seed in the NEC Tournament semifinals.
Things to do around CSU week 15
As April is ending and the semester comes to a close, week 15 at CSU brings opportunities to get politically educated, reflect on the semester and take a breather with a painting session.
Fall 2026 to see new director of the School of Communication
“I hope that we’re at a point where we’re ready to experience explosive growth moving forward,” said Dr. Whitbred, current director of the School of Communication. “Our numbers are growing, word is beginning to get out and all the elements are in place to get back to where we were.”
CSU women’s tennis secures share of HLTennis regular season title after Oakland win
The Vikings ended their regular season with a 4-3 win at Oakland, claiming a share of the Horizon League Regular Season Championship.
