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Bloomberg says she remains committed to CSU

Bloomberg speaking to University of Minnesota's Board of Regents.

By LAUREN SCHWAN - posted February 27, 2024

Cleveland State University President Dr. Laura Bloomberg on Tuesday said she has "no intention of seeking the presidency of any other institution," after the University of Minnesota on Monday passed her over for the position.

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CSU men’s basketball falls to Northern Kentucky, 73-71

Members of the CSU men’s basketball team huddle during their showdown with Northern Kentucky.

By KIRSTEN BEARD - posted February 27, 2024

Cleveland State men's basketball team faced a tough battle on the road, Feb. 22, against Northern Kentucky, ultimately falling short 73-71. Tristan Enaruna’s attempt to tie the game late fell short.

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Dr. Rebecca Cunningham beats out Bloomberg, Holloway as UMN's next president

Dr. Rebecca Cunningham explains why she is the correct fit as the University of Minnesota's 18th president.

By LAUREN SCHWAN - posted February 26, 2024

Cleveland State's President Bloomberg was one of the three finalists for the position to which the University of Minnesota on Feb. 26 appointed Cunningham as its president-select.

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CSU, Notre Dame offer no update on possible partnership

By ANNIE GONYEA

Notre Dame was told to expect an update by Feb. 15. But a staff member there said the sense there was that the deal was unlikely to go through, despite the potential upside for the small but struggling Catholic college.

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Guardians business chief Brian Barren speaks on future of Progressive Field

Jim Kahler, left, Director of the Sports & Entertainment Management Program at Cleveland State University and Brian Barren, right, Cleveland Guardians President of Business Operations before Barren interviewed Kahler, Feb. 20, 2024, at Cleveland State University. (credit: Alex Martinez).

Cleveland Guardians President of Business Operations, Brian Barren, on Tuesday discussed his vision of reimagining Progressive Field in an interview with Jim Kahler, Director of the Sports & Entertainment Management Program at Cleveland State University.<

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What you need to know about “Ancestra”

By ANNIE GONYEA - posted February 21, 2024

“Ancestra,” a play devoted to telling the stories of those who fought for women's rights and reproductive healthcare, is a must-see for CSU students.

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"Best of" The Cleveland Stater spring 2024 #1

Text showing the Cleveland Stater's "Best of" with the CSU skyline.

By JOSHUA WITCHER - posted February 22, 2024

In this edition of the “best of” The Cleveland Stater, we include stories on President Laura Bloomberg’s uncertain future at the university, and the celebration of life held for former CSU and Kent State University President Michael Schwartz, Ph.D.

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4 things to do around CSU

By KAT MAGALSKI - posted February 19, 2024

As we continue through the spring semester, Cleveland State is showering their bustling students with a plethora of events. From affirmations to a dodgeball tournament, the campus is aflutter this week with plenty of things to do.

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CAB hosts destress and desserts with CITY DOGS

Cupid enjoys the company of his CITY DOG helpers, at the CAB-sponsored Destress and Desserts event, Feb. 13, 2024. (credit: Alex Martinez)

By ALEX MARTINEZ - posted February 18, 2024 Cleveland State's Campus Activities Board (CAB) brought desserts and the pups from CITY DOGS to the Student Center, Tuesday, Feb. 13.

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Cleveland State community celebrates Lunar New Year

Students attending the Lunar New Year celebration gathered for the red envelope cutting, played games and enjoyed Asian-style foods on Feb.8, 2024.

The CSU community celebrated Lunar New Year on Feb. 8, ahead of the first day of the new lunar year, which fell on Feb. 10, 2024.

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CSU men’s basketball loses to Milwaukee, 71-68

CSU's Tae Williams dunking against Milwaukee on Feb. 14 at Henry J. Goodman Arena.

By JACK BARRETT - posted February 15, 2024

Cleveland State held a double-digit lead in the first half, but poor shooting in the second half led to the Milwaukee win.

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CSU’s Campus Activities Board hosts mock casino night

Campus Activities Board's western-themed mock casino night was decorated with a Conestoga wagon and hay bales.

By LAUREN SCHWAN - posted February 16, 2024

Students played games for prizes at "CABsino," on Friday, Feb. 2, a mock casino event Cleveland State's Campus Activities Board hosts each year. The event was in the student center from 7-10 p.m.