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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.
What you need to know about Lycorma delicatula: the spotted lanternfly
The invasive species nicknamed the spotted lanternfly arrived in the United States sometime in the early 2010s. Now, it is spreading and threatens agriculture and insects, including bees.
Engineering & computer science fair connects students, companies
Over 1,500 students attended this semester's connections fair for engineering and computer science students to find internships, co-ops and full-time positions.
Bloomberg unveils new PR campaign in annual address, admits challenges
In her State of the University address, President Laura Bloomberg, Ph.D., discussed challenges, a new marketing campaign and where CSU is headed with “Vision 2030.”
A policy guide to candidates for the U.S. presidency
With four weeks until eligible U.S. citizens go to the polls Nov. 5, who will they be voting for — the Democratic Party nominee, current Vice President Kamala Harris, or former U.S. president Donald Trump?
