The struggle for stable housing - local impact, student concerns, government choices
CSU students respond to Cleveland’s rising homelessness as advocates push for local action.
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Valentine's Day date ideas for CSU students
This year spend your Valentine’s Day with the person you love doing things you both can love together.
CSU to begin renovating outdoor plaza
Renovation of the outdoor plaza between Rhodes Tower and the Student Center is scheduled to begin later this month. Cleveland State hopes to make it a better outdoor space for students.
Cleveland’s local venues create a thriving music scene
Cleveland has long prided itself on its storied place in the history of rock and roll. But beyond its history, the city’s local venues continue to shape its music and arts scene. From DIY spaces to large theaters, each venue has its own style and story that connect the city of Cleveland.
Bloomberg announces new strategic plan: Cleveland State United
Dr. Laura Bloomberg unveiled the plan Jan. 28, calling it a framework for the university’s priorities, programs and initiatives through 2030.
CSU men’s basketball defeats Purdue Fort Wayne for 13th straight victory
The Vikings beat the Mastodons 68-58 in their nationally televised matchup Thursday, pushing their win streak to 13 games, one short of tying the program record.
CSU wrestling loses to NIU in MAC dual
Cleveland State wrestling fell short against Northern Illinois University, 29-14, in a Mid-American Conference dual at home at the Woodling Gymnasium on Saturday.
CSU women's tennis loses 6-1 to Toledo, claims doubles point
The Cleveland State Vikings lost 6-1 to Toledo on Friday with their only point being in the doubles. They’re set to face Slippery Rock on Wednesday.
New broadcasting minor starts production at CSU
The minor features two new classes in collaboration with Classic Teleproductions to prepare students for a career in the broadcast news or television industry.
How CSU plans to spend $321,500 on upgrading campus safety
The State of Ohio awarded Cleveland State the money. The university plans to improve lighting, put a third mobile surveillance trailer on campus and upgrade security at residential locations with the money from Gov. DeWine’s budget.
