CSU begins spring 2024
Back to school season is in full swing! Students returned to Cleveland State University, Tuesday, to begin the spring 2024 semester, in high spirits despite the low temperatures.
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CSU celebrates commencement for fall 2023
Cleveland State University celebrated its fall 2023 graduating class with a commencement ceremony, Saturday, Dec. 16, at the Wolstein Center.
CSU announces $900K consulting contract with EY-Parthenon
The partnership with Ernst & Young's global strategy arm comes at a time when the university is in the midst of making budget cuts and trying to minimize costs.
"Best of" The Cleveland Stater fall 2023 #3
In the final edition of the “best of” The Cleveland Stater for fall 2023, we feature stories on the rent increase at The Edge, the pro-Palestine protests during the Greater Cleveland Partnership’s “All In” leadership forum, and more.
CSU men’s basketball falls to Kent State on the road
Saturday’s game was tight early before Kent State used a sizeable run to open up a double-digit lead at halftime, running out winners 83-77.
Book award honors writers who combat racism, promote diversity
The 88th annual Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards honored five authors in fiction, non-fiction and poetry, and celebrated lifetime achievements. The awards ceremony was held at the Maltz Performing Arts Center on Sept. 28.
Why I Love The Land: The Holidays
On this episode of Why I Love The Land, Taylor, Karyssa, Kasey and Ryan discuss all that the holidays have to offer in and around Cleveland.
Why I Love The Land: Sports - Episode 2
On the second episode of Why I Love the Land: Sports, Jack, Taylor and Ryan discuss the upcoming Cleveland Cavaliers season as well as the start of CSU’s basketball season, for both the men’s and women’s teams.
CSU student's experience with the Cleveland drag scene
“Getting that community support is what lets us create new drag and lets us experiment,” CSU student and drag performer She-Opatra said. “The more you support local drag, the more the drag will thrive.”
Student reps on board of trustees criticize dilapidated commuter lounge at CSU
“If we want more students to stay on campus, to stick around for the day, they need this facility,” Cleveland State's faculty senate president Dr. Anup Kumar told the board of trustees.
