Comment: Where you were made a difference
When the pandemic first hit, I adapted to the CDC guidelines when they were released. But I learned that where you lived made a difference in how strictly these guidelines were practiced and enforced.
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CSU women’s volleyball wraps up season with a 3-1 loss to Wright State
After a long, hard-fought season, the Vikings lost their final match to the Raiders at home, but did not let it go easy. CSU took the first set, left some slack in the second and kept WSU on edge for the final two.
CSU men's soccer loses to Oakland in Horizon League Championship
The Vikings came up short against Oakland's Golden Grizzlies in Saturday's conference championship game, falling 3-1 to end the season as runners-up in the Horizon League.
I’m hopeful that this COVID story has a happy ending
When I took the bus that Friday before Spring Break of 2020, I didn’t think it would be the last time that semester. Or, that it would be the last school bus trip for over a year.
Comment: Life before COVID-19 seemed so simple
Life before COVID-19 seemed so simple. Everyone was able to do whatever they pleased whenever they wanted to. Now since everything has changed many of us long for those days when we had the freedom to do whatever we wanted.
The student debt crisis punishes the people education is meant to serve
Loan debt is one of the many challenges students face. The increase in inflation and an uncertain job market because of COVID-19 has added to the difficulties students face in paying for their education.
CSU falters as COVID-19 numbers go up again
The spread of COVID-19 among CSU students has increased once more with 64 students now in isolation or quarantine, an increase of 10 from last week.
False bomb threat targeting CSU was one of several made to universities nationwide
Federal law enforcement is investigating whether the bomb threat against the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law and law library and other bomb threats made against universities in the past week are linked.
CSU men’s soccer takes down No. 3 Milwaukee, 2-1, in Horizon League semifinal
Trailing at halftime, 1-0, Cleveland State men’s soccer advanced to the Horizon League championship for the first time since 2012 after defeating Milwaukee, 2-1, on Thursday. Albert Portas and Andrew Nicholas came through with the goals for the Green and White.
Cleveland State honors veterans at annual ceremony
Cleveland State University held its annual Veteran’s Day Ceremony on Nov. 10 to honor veterans of the Cleveland State community who served their country.
Sherwin-Williams, Eaton Corp. discuss business strategies for dealing with COVID
Senior representatives from prominent Cleveland businesses, Eaton Corporation and Sherwin-Williams, offered insight to CSU on their lessons learned through COVID-19.
Vikings valiant in men's basketball season-opening loss to BYU
Cleveland State men’s basketball came up short on opening night as it fell to BYU, 69-59, in a non-conference road matchup on Tuesday evening in Provo, Utah. Broc Finstuen provided the Vikings with a spark off the bench in his CSU debut, tallying 11 points, four steals and three rebounds.
