CSU opens new dining locations on and off campus
Cleveland State University opened three highly anticipated restaurants in fall 2023, Starbucks, Barrio and Chick-fil-A.
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CSU women's basketball dominates in home opener
Cleveland State women's basketball dominated the Central Michigan Chippewas, clinching a 96-57 victory on Saturday in the team's home opener at Henry J. Goodman Arena.
CSU men’s basketball defeats Canisius
The Cleveland State men’s basketball team displayed tenacity on Wednesday night securing a 71-61 victory over Canisius and maintaining an unblemished 3-0 home record.
The Stater interview - CSU's President Bloomberg
In a wide-ranging interview with The Cleveland Stater, Dr. Bloomberg discussed the future of student housing at Cleveland State, criticism of the university's response to the Israel-Palestine conflict, CSU 2.0 and, among other topics, her Starbucks go-to.
Cleveland celebrates its 19th annual Día de Muertos Festival
The Cleveland Community celebrated its 19th annual Day of the Dead, Nov. 4, 2023, at the Cleveland Public Theatre, Church, Parish Hall and surrounding areas in Cleveland's Detroit-Shoreway neighborhood.
CSU student struggles with rent increase at The Edge
Cleveland State students wanting to live on-campus were promised more options in the university revamp known as CSU 2.0. As part of that plan, the university bought The Edge and The Langton apartments.
Student concerns, Israel-Palestine, budget discussed at CSU senate
Cleveland State University’s faculty senate met on Wednesday, Nov. 8 and covered several topics, including CSU’s budget, criticism of the university’s recent statement on Israel-Palestine, and campus harassment.
CSU Police Department blotter - November, 2023
The Cleveland State police blotter is a summary of the CSU Police Department incident log for Nov. 2023.
Viking Food Co. hosts its biggest event of the year with Thanksgiving dinner
Cleveland State’s Viking Food Co. served Thanksgiving dinner early, on Nov. 9, in the Viking Marketplace to students and members of the public looking to celebrate the much-loved feast on campus.
A warm welcome and serving stations laden with food greeted attendees. Students had to use one swipe upon entry, while non-CSU students were asked to pay a small fee for the event which ran from 4-8 p.m.
Dr. Jill Gordon announced as next dean of CSU’s Levin College
“I am very much looking forward to enhancing the Levin College’s footprint in the region and beyond, as well as serving at another public institution that values access, urban transformation and community engagement,” Jill Gordon, Ph.D. said.
