Cleveland State community celebrates Lunar New Year
The CSU community celebrated Lunar New Year on Feb. 8, ahead of the first day of the new lunar year, which fell on Feb. 10, 2024.
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CSU men’s basketball loses to Milwaukee, 71-68
Cleveland State held a double-digit lead in the first half, but poor shooting in the second half led to the Milwaukee win.
CSU’s Campus Activities Board hosts mock casino night
Students played games for prizes at "CABsino," on Friday, Feb. 2, a mock casino event Cleveland State's Campus Activities Board hosts each year. The event was in the student center from 7-10 p.m.
CSU celebrates the life of former President Michael Schwartz
Cleveland State University and Kent State University commemorated the life of former president Michael Schwartz on Feb. 8. Schwartz’s contributions to both universities were celebrated with speakers, live performances and a reception.
Was Valentine's Day always this way?
Valentine’s Day showers us all in pink glitter, candy hearts, love notes and fragrant flowers. But what is the origin of the day, and was it always celebrated this way?
CSU celebrates Black History Month with music, food and history
By KOYA BALL - posted February 14, 2024
To Celebrate Black History Month, CSU’s Office of Inclusion and Multicultural Engagement hosted a Black History Month celebration across campus on Thursday, Feb. 1.
CSU men’s basketball defeats Purdue Fort Wayne, 75-72
Cleveland State men's basketball came from behind to defeat Purdue Fort Wayne, 75-72, at Allen County War Memorial Coliseum on Feb. 7.
4 things to do around CSU
From a Valentine’s Day bake sale to women’s basketball, here are a few things to do around CSU this week.
CSU faculty senate addresses Notre Dame College acquisition talks, high-level departures
The core curriculum, class cancellations and the budget were among other topics, Cleveland State's faculty senate discussed at its first meeting for spring 2024.
Bloomberg may be leaving CSU, selected as finalist in UMN president search
Cleveland State's President Dr. Laura Bloomberg may disappear as suddenly as she appeared, after she announced on Friday, less than two years into her appointment, that she is one of three finalists for the presidency at the University of Minnesota.
CSU's Campus Activities Board host Muggle Madness
The CSU Campus Activities Board hosted "Muggle Madness," a Harry Potter-themed ball, in the Fenn Tower Ballroom on Tuesday. Attendees mingled, enjoyed themed food, raffle baskets and activities.
CSU Women's basketball crushes Green Bay, 86-63
Cleveland State women’s basketball defeated Green Bay, 86-63, at the Henry J. Goodman Arena, at home on Saturday.
The Vikings built a 6-0 advantage at the start of the game after Colbi Maples (11) and Mickayla Perdue (0) made back-to-back 3-pointers. Perdue finished the game with 30 points. Maples shone with eight assists.
