Can CSU stem the outflow of students?
Cleveland State University Interim Provost Dr. Nigamanth Sridhar told the CSU Senate that enrollment was down 20% since 2018, from 16,400 to 12,900 students.
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Student Wellness promotes BetterYou app to help students create healthier habits
Cleveland State Student Wellness Coordinator Denise Keary explained how the BetterYou app can help CSU students improve their everyday life in a simple way.
Students spend time with loved ones at CSU’s Family Festival
Students brought their families to campus to enjoy activities and snacks at the university’s Family Festival on Saturday, Sept. 10.
Cleveland State Volleyball earns 3-1 victory over Morgan State in home opener on Friday, Sept. 9.
Cleveland State Volleyball earns 3-1 victory over Morgan State in home opener on Friday, Sept. 9.
CSU hosts Navy's Blue Angels ahead of Cleveland Air Show
The event gave students the opportunity to learn from the service team and ask them questions about what they do.
City Dogs and CSU students team up to help the pups
“I think it's a really good experience to be consistently working with a partner and have a partnership to build up my portfolio,” Caylie Obert, a senior film student in COM 430, said.
Students learn about clubs and groups at CSU
Cleveland State's Center for Student Involvement hosted the event which gave campus organizations a chance to connect with students.
Vikes connect at 2022 MagnusFest
The fall semester begins with a campus fair, entertainment and food for new and returning students.
CSU students are excited to be back on campus
There seems to be more new than old around CSU’s campus this semester -- a new president, new restaurants and new students.
Students showcase their digital work
Students from across campus at Cleveland State University had the chance April 28 to show off their work at the Spring 2022 Digital CSU Student Showcase.
The event was a collaboration between the Michael Schwartz Library and Digital CSU, a group of like-minded scholars at Cleveland State University.
CSU's business school discusses how to put social media to work
The Monte Ahuja School of Business hosted a zoom conference April 27 to discuss the use of social media in marketing. The focus was on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok and how best to leverage the unique features of each.
