State may bail out CSU wrestling program
Ohio's proposed House Bill 96 would allocate $1.6 million to CSU to reinstate men's wrestling and start a women's wrestling program at Cleveland State.
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"Best Of" The Cleveland Stater Spring 2025 #2
In this edition of the “Best of” The Cleveland Stater, Jane Matousek takes a detailed look into the “What does it all mean?” SGA listening session, where President Bloomberg and university leadership addressed issues such as Senate Bill 1.
4 THINGS TO DO AROUND CSU WEEK 11
- Monday 3/31 - Third Spaces Cleveland
CAB has gathered some of the finest spots in Cleveland to find your accessible third space from 3-5 p.m. in the SC Atrium.
CSU's Bucknavich wraps up collegiate career at NCAA Championships
Cleveland State heavyweight Daniel Bucknavich saw his run come to an end on the first day of the 2025 NCAA Championships March 20 at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia.
This is who will win March Madness (in my humble opinion)
As the second rounds of the men’s and women’s NCAA basketball tournament have concluded, I am predicting which teams will be crowned national champions in early April based on the Sweet 16 matchups.
Ohio’s higher education overhaul bill advances: What’s next for CSU?
The sweeping legislation would ban DEI programs, prohibit faculty strikes, and require a mandatory civics course—impacting public universities like Cleveland State.
The women who shaped us: a reflection on Women’s History Month
Perspectives from CSU students on influential women who helped shape them, inspired change, spark movements and connect with the world today.
CSU women’s golf reacts to the program's discontinuation
As the Vikings go into the Spring 2025 women’s golf season, team members shared their thoughts on Cleveland State's decision to terminate its wrestling, women’s golf and softball programs.
“What does it all mean?” SGA listening session provides some answers
SB1, threats to international students and the LGBTQ+ and Black student communities were on the agenda at listening sessions the Student Government Association organized with CSU's senior adminstrative and academic leadership.
Law school's Dean Lee Fisher bids farewell to CSU
Lee Fisher, J.D., dean of the CSU College of Law, shared heartfelt remarks about his time at Cleveland State as he prepares to move this summer into his new position as the 10th president of Baldwin Wallace University.
CSU Faculty Senate meeting tiptoes around SB1
Some faculty at Cleveland State University voiced frustration after the Feb. 26 Faculty Senate meeting during which the administration declined to address concerns over Ohio Senate Bill 1 (SB1).
