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The New Era Scholars host Women’s Week: “Women United” event

Ruby Darwish, a New Era Scholars member, passing out free nail appointment raffle tickets to attendees at the New Era Scholars Women’s Week: “Women United” event in Cleveland State Student Center Ballroom on Oct. 28, 2025.

By KIRSTEN KIMBLER – posted October 31, 2025

“We wanted women to feel community with each other,” said Angellise Gray, vice president of the New Era Scholars. “With the women's center being shut down, women have lost their safe space to talk with one another.”

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CSU women's swimming and diving defeat St. Bonaventure in home opener

A Cleveland State swimmer competes in the breaststroke during the team’s home-opening dual meet against St. Bonaventure on Oct. 25.

By GRACE SALTER - posted October 31, 2025

The Vikings concluded their two-day home opening dual on Oct. 25 with a 157–143 victory over St. Bonaventure, improving to 3-1 for the season.

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CSU launches AI Teaching and Learning Lab for students

By AVA FUDURIC – posted October 28, 2025

Set to open in spring 2026, the new lab in Berkman Hall will help students start to get a sense of what artificial intelligence is, experiment with it and engage ethically.

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CSU men’s tennis closes Viking Invitational with a flurry of wins

Freshman Tristman Stine goes for a backhand slice at the Vikings Invitational in the Medical Mutual Tennis Center at Cleveland State University on Oct. 26, 2025.

By ALEX MARTINEZ – October 28, 2025

The doubles pair of Carl Gedlitschka and Maxime Aremon powered into the main draw final, while Tristan Stine won two consolation singles matches on the final day of the Vikings Invitational.

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How to build a stronger resume: tips from CSU Career Services

By KATERYNA KOPYLCHAK - posted October 28, 2025

Career Services helps students turn their resumes into strong, professional tools for success.

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Things to do around CSU week 10

By KIRSTEN KIMBLER – posted October 26, 2025

As Halloween approaches, so do festive opportunities to get involved on campus. From a spooky flea market to a Halloween-themed trivia meeting, students have plenty of ways to get involved.

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Cleveland State’s ELITE Program redefines ‘Earn and Learn’

Launched by the Washkewicz College of Engineering, the ELITE program helps students gain paid industry experience and provides a path to employment after graduation.

By AVA FUDURIC – posted October 24, 2025

Launched by the Washkewicz College of Engineering, the program helps students gain paid industry experience and provides a path to employment after graduation.

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Pats' in the Flats legacy exhibition opens in Tremont

Visitors to the gallery can take a peek into a chapter of the history of Cleveland’s music scene.

By NICOLE WLOSZEK – posted October 22, 2025

Memories of the underground bar and venue “Pats’ in The Flats” were displayed at the opening night, Oct. 10, of an exhibition at Doubting Thomas Gallery.

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Cavs lose 3 of 4 preseason games in slow start

In their first preseason game of the season, the Cleveland Cavaliers on Oct. 7 collapsed late in the game, letting the Chicago Bulls steal the win. The preseason was a nightmare for the Cavs, who lost three of four games ahead of Wednesday's regular season opener in New York against the Knicks.

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4 things to do around CSU week 9

By NICOLE WLOSZEK - posted October 20, 2025

Week 9 of the fall semester is full of things to do around campus, from speed mentoring to celebrating Diwali, the Indian festival of lights.

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Big Brother season review: the best game of all time

Top 3 Big Brother finalists. Morgan Pope, left, Vince Panaro, center, and winner Ashley Hollis, right. (credit: Sara Mally | CBS)

By GRACE SALTER - posted October 21, 2025

Recapping the drama, twists and standout moments of season 27 of Big Brother.

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CSU Chorale and Chorus deliver dynamic fall performance

Cleveland State’s choirs on Oct. 9 filled Drinko Recital Hall with rich harmonies and a diverse repertoire spanning centuries of choral arrangements during their fall recital.