Students kick off fall semester fun at Vikingfest
The goal of the event was to introduce incoming and current students to the many clubs and teams that they can get involved with this academic year.
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2024 TRIO graduates celebrate
CSU's TRIO Student Support Services program hosted its annual graduation on May 2 when first-generation graduates celebrated with family and friends graduating from Cleveland State University.
The TRIO/SSS Program is designed to help first-generation college and/or low-income students progress toward graduation. TRIO/SSS provides opportunities for academic development, assistance with college requirements, and the motivation and support needed to complete a college degree.
CSU celebrates CarniVike
Students, friends, family and members of the Cleveland community were out having fun the afternoon of May 1, as Cleveland State University's Division of Hospitality Services hosted its annual CarniVike.
The event served as a platform to raise awareness and foster inclusivity. Students, and the wider college community and its supporters attended. Sponsors included Freshwater, RTA and the Cleveland Public Library.
A note from the spring '24 Editor-in-Chief
To all of you, our readers, thank you for supporting us and reading the Cleveland Stater. It has been an honor to serve as your Editor-in-Chief these past few months.
Bloomberg speaks about the future of the university
CSU's President Laura Bloomberg, Ph.D. sat down with The Cleveland Stater to discuss the university’s future in an uncertain time.
CSU axes 20 programs, suspends 22 others
Cleveland State on May 1 announced it was cutting or suspending dozens of programs as part of a plan to “right size” the university. The union representing faculty says it is alarmed by the development.
CSU transfers ownership of Rhodes Tower - Signal reports
Cleveland State University recently transferred ownership of Rhodes Tower to its nonprofit real estate arm as part of a proposed $86 million renovation plan to add student housing and a new grand entrance, Signal Cleveland recently reported.
Dean of Levin College, Dr. Jill Gordon, reflects on her initial experience at CSU
Dean Gordon shared with The Cleveland Stater her reasons for coming to CSU, plans for the structure of Levin College and aspirations for the future.
4 THINGS TO DO AROUND CSU
With finals week quickly approaching, here are some things around Cleveland State this week to help relieve the stress.
CSU's Levin college honors students, staff, faculty
The Levin College of Public Affairs and Education acknowledged the college's valedictorian, outstanding students, staff and promoted faculty in an event to mark the end of the semester held in the Student Center ballroom April 15.
