Is work from home here to stay?
A Pew Research study from January 2022 found that most U.S. workers wanted the option to continue working from home, even as COVID restrictions have been lifted.
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CSU men's soccer - 2022 in review and what's next?
With a Horizon league championship and a taste of the NCAA tournament under its belt, Cleveland State men's soccer is looking to the future with confidence.
CSU switches to reusable food containers
The change is what the university hopes is the first of many in an effort to become more environmentally friendly as the dining department embarks on its new partnership with Aramark.
New dining outlets delayed until at least spring '23
One factor contributing to the setbacks was the university’s desire to incorporate student feedback into the plans, hoping by so doing to better represent the campus community.
People of CSU - Karen Borneman, M.D.
Meet Karen Borneman, Doctor of Family Medicine, who has been with Cleveland State University’s Health and Wellness Services since 1989.
'Best of' The Cleveland Stater fall 2022 #3
A selection of the best reporting from The Cleveland Stater: rats in Rhodes Tower; the new CSU master plan is exactly that - a plan; Deshaun Watson?; student thoughts about SCOTUS' ruling against abortion rights; Sweeney Todd at Playhouse Square and an honorary doctorate for Kid Leo.
Kid Leo to receive honorary doctorate from CSU
Lawrence James Travagliante -- or Kid Leo, as many Clevelanders know him -- will receive an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree during Cleveland State University’s fall 2022 commencement ceremony on Sunday.
CSU's new master plan is just that - a plan
Faculty senate members at their Dec. 7 meeting heard more about the new Cleveland State University master plan, were informed that the interim provost is now provost and that rats and insects that have taken up residence in Rhodes Tower.
Comment - CSU students talk Roe v. Wade
The Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade and a woman's constitutional right to abortion in its June 24, 2022 ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization.
Opinion - Deshaun Watson highlights a flaw in the NFL
Deshaun Watson was officially reinstated by the National Football League Nov. 28 after serving an 11-game suspension for violating the league's personal conduct policy.
'Dobbs, Deniers, & Democracy' panel dissects US midterms
A panel discussion at Cleveland State University on Nov. 15 entitled "Dobbs, Deniers & Democracy" dissected the Nov. 8 U.S. midterm elections with a focus on Ohio, and heard how the state elections and national politics intersect and diverge.
