Men’s basketball falls to Missouri on the road
Cleveland State men's basketball (3-6, 0-0 Horizon League) fell to Missouri (8-0, 0-0 Southeastern Conference), 86-59, on Friday afternoon at the Mizzou Arena in Columbia, Missouri.
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Dean Gordon expands mentoring, launches new programs as Levin College develops strategic plan
The Levin College of Public Affairs and Education is working towards the launch of a new leadership program for undergraduate students and continuation of the multi-media publication that tells the stories of Levin.
4 things to do around CSU week 15
As finals week approaches, week 15 at CSU offers students a mix of community building, philanthropy and end-of-semester entertainment – from a cozy Christmas brunch to a formal charity ball.
Women’s basketball goes undefeated in CSU Invitational
Cleveland State hosted its third annual multi-team event from Nov. 26- Nov. 29, with the women winning all three of their games as they improved to 7-1 on the season.
CSU students test their luck at CAB’s Casino Night
Students gambled with mock chips for raffle prizes at the Campus Activities Board’s annual CABsino event on Nov. 21, which featured live music, a buffet and games of chance.
Men's soccer falls to Marshall 1-0 in NCAA tournament
Cleveland State concluded its season on Nov. 20 with the loss to No. 12 Marshall in the first round of the 2025 NCAA tournament. Beaten but unbowed, the Vikings had a stellar season, capped with the Horizon League Tournament Championship.
Community celebrates Thanksgiving with annual Vikesgiving event
The smell of carved turkey and peach flambé filled Cleveland State University’s Viking Marketplace Thursday evening as hundreds of students, families and community members gathered for Vikesgiving, the university’s annual Thanksgiving-style celebration offering
Ghost tours relive eerie history of Great Lakes Brewing Co.
From hidden trapdoors to ghostly sightings, the GLBC offers a spooky dive into Cleveland’s checkered past.
CSU roundtable connects students with civic leaders
The Howard A. Mims African American Cultural Center in the Cleveland State University College of Arts and Sciences hosted an Umoja Roundtable on Nov.
4 things to do around CSU week 14
Leading up to Thanksgiving break, week 14 has celebrations of Central Asian culture and relaxing painting in the Student Center.
Murdamental shines a spotlight on Cleveland’s fashion undercurrent
Moonlight illuminated the deteriorating pavement of East 71st Street on Tuesday, Oct. 18, as heels clicked and platform boots stomped along the road.
As the old factory building at the end of the street came into view, the bass vibrating from speakers upstairs pulsed through the earth. The once abandoned building now overflowed with more than 300 people, each arriving as the most expressive version of themselves.
