CSU students are excited to be back on campus
There seems to be more new than old around CSU’s campus this semester -- a new president, new restaurants and new students.
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CSU's business school discusses how to put social media to work
The Monte Ahuja School of Business hosted a zoom conference April 27 to discuss the use of social media in marketing. The focus was on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok and how best to leverage the unique features of each.
'Best of' The Cleveland Stater spring 2022 #2
In this edition of the “best of” The Cleveland Stater, we highlight the mandate of new CSU president, Dr.
Project 400 2022 focused on ‘Changing the Game'
Advancing Black lives, from the streets, fields and courts was the theme of the 2-day event.
As I leave CSU, I wish you all the best on your journey
As a college student coming into a university, one of the first thing a student automatically thinks of is graduating. Some students go off to a university, while others go to a community college for their first two years.
Shontel Brown, Timothy Alexander will address CSU's spring commencement ceremonies
Brown, a member of the U.S. House of Representatives, will speak at the morning ceremony. Alexander, a writer, speaker and life coach, will address graduates in the afternoon.
Taking care of Cleveland State’s commuter students
“It would be nice if there was a room with a bunch of art to work in or a space to play music.” What improvements do CSU students want to see made to current break areas offered?
SGA forum - Who will be there for the students?
A forum was held for people to ask the current two parties running for SGA questions and how they will best represent the student body.
CSU men's basketball coach leaves for Missouri
Cleveland State University announced this week that Coach Dennis Gates was leaving CSU to take up the head coach position at the University of Missouri.
The other side to the name of the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law
The debate whether to change the name of Cleveland State University's Cleveland-Marshall College of Law has gone on for almost two years. The spotlight on the issue has grown with time, even drawing the attention of Cleveland's city council and popular progressive politician Nina Turner.
CSU honors spring 2022 graduates
Cleveland State University conferred more than 2,300 degrees during morning and afternoon commencement ceremonies.
Invisible disabilities are more impactful than we can see
Luis Gomez is a graduate student at Cleveland State University who intends to seek a career helping others, even when those persons to the casual observer don’t look as if they need help.