Cleveland Browns abandon home field for new stadium in the suburbs
This past week, myself along with thousands of other Browns fans were informed of the unfortunate news of the relocation of the Browns stadium.
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Understanding the electoral college and why your vote counts
An in-depth look at the United States’ unique voting system and why, despite its weighting of votes, every vote still counts.
4 things to do around CSU week 9
Dive into some fun campus activities this week including workshops, trivia, yoga with STEM, and a halloween party.
Cleveland State volleyball splits series with Purdue Fort Wayne
Cleveland State's volleyball team split its two-match series with Purdue Fort Wayne, falling in straight sets Friday night before reversing that result against the Mastodons on Saturday.
CSU volleyball beats Green Bay 3-2
Cleveland State women's volleyball prevailed at home on Saturday in a hard fought five-set victory over the Green Bay Phoenix.
RMU Colonials defeat CSU Vikings 1-0 in women's soccer
Despite the loss, the Vikings had their chances, with Mayra Sesmas and Erica Leinweber both hitting the crossbar, but unable to convert.
Key issues on the ballot in the 2024 election
Every election cycle, during their campaign candidates from each party outline policies on specific issues that they deem to be important.
CSU faculty senate gets update on strategic plan, unified academic coaching
Cleveland State's October faculty senate meeting gave new insight on plans to improve student enrollment, retention and success, and included a lengthy discussion of CSU's shift to centralized academic advising.
CSU swimming splits result against Niagara - men win, women lose
The Niagara swimming meet was a struggle for the women’s team while the men secured a narrow win for the Vikings.
Panel speaks to free speech on campus, the law and university policies
CSU’s free speech panel informed the campus community about laws governing a U.S. citizen's constitutional right and their application to university policies.
How Columbus Day became Indigenous Peoples’ Day
In recent years, cities and states across the U.S. have replaced Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Ohio's state capital was one of them.
