From community involvement to clinical social work, Canales has followed in the footsteps of his father and, with the support of his mother, has built a career centered on strengthening community connections in the grey areas of life.

New to Cleveland State this semester is the Viking Trading Lab, a classroom with computers running the latest electronic trading and financial software. It's open to all CSU students who want to learn about markets and how to navigate them.

Carson Hocevar celebrates after his first career win, at Talladega Superspeedway on April 26, 2026.

XCSB, Cleveland’s new alternative media station and successor to CSU's shuttered WCSB hosted a flea market fundraiser at the Beachland Ballroom and Tavern to raise money so the station can continue to serve the community.

For students studying journalism, public relations and communications, there is more than one way to find their voice and build a career.

Mounted on poles across cities and suburbs, Flock cameras collect license plate information and vehicle characteristics sparking an ongoing debate over privacy and surveillance.

Members of Cleveland State men’s tennis advanced to the semifinals and finals, but missed out on the win.

Cleveland State finished the Horizon League Play Opener 0-2 this past weekend, losing both its matches on the road to Purdue Fort Wayne.

Campus Safety PR materials are available on the CSU website.

As the fall semester continues, week six at CSU offers students opportunities to shop for professional attire, join political discussions and more.

The university says the $5 cash-equivalency system offers more flexibility, but some students say they are using retail dining less as a result of its implementation.