CSU POLICE DEPARTMENT BLOTTER - FEBRUARY 2026
A simplified report of events featured on the CSU Police Department crime log for February.
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CSU women’s tennis falls 4-3 to Temple
The Cleveland State women’s tennis team on Sunday finished its Morgantown, West Virginia road swing with a narrow 4-3 loss against Philadelphia's Temple University.
Does LinkedIn really matter for college students?
Students might not seriously consider LinkedIn until their final year of college, when graduation suddenly feels close and the pressure to find a job becomes real.
CSU men’s basketball defeats Green Bay, 89–82
Cleveland State tied the program record Friday with 16 three-pointers and five players in double figures to secure its third straight win.
Things to do around CSU week 5
From Valentine’s bake sales and Galentine’s paint nights to conversations on safe sex and healthy love, this week at CSU invites students to celebrate connection, creativity and well-being.
Residence Life hosts trivia night at Viking Marketplace
“It gets a lot of different students together, encourages them to talk to people they wouldn't otherwise talk to and just have a good time,” said Kaleb Roberts, a sophomore resident assistant.
CSU College of Law introduces “Fundamentals of Prompt Engineering for Lawyers”
Co-Interim Dean, Brian Ray, explains the new specialized AI-focused training course as Cleveland State moves to integrate artificial intelligence into its teaching.
Things to do around CSU week 4
As February begins, week four at CSU brings opportunities for career planning, academic exploration and student-led events around campus.
CSU students walk out to protest ICE
The students joined the nationwide strike Friday against the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, following confrontations in several major cities in recent months, and the killing of two U.S. citizens in Minneapolis.
CSU faculty urged to prioritize SB1 compliance, enrollment strategies as spring semester begins
Cleveland State University faculty were encouraged to prioritize course accessibility, student retention and strategic enrollment efforts during the first Faculty Senate meeting of the spring 2026 semester, held Jan. 21.
Student speak up on CSU socials about university weather alerts
“We take feedback into account for sure, but the decisions that we make keep the safety of our campus community foremost, in terms of our people being able to get to campus safely,” said Nigamanth Sridhar, Ph.D., CSU executive vice president and provost.
