Students react to Sands' exit as CSU president
Students reacted with confusion, relief and indifference to the departure of Harlan Sands as CSU president.
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Redefining the idea of 'luxury'
There are so many definitions of luxury, but to judge by social media, there’s only one type of luxury -- something that only money, and a lot of it, can buy.
Should a foreign language be a required course for your major?
As a college student, taking a lot of classes can be challenging. But taking a foreign language class can be a challenge of its own.
COVID cases increase at CSU, NE Ohio drops transport mask mandate
Cleveland State University reported an increase in campus-related cases on its COVID-19 dashboard
CAB’s Glow Party returns with record attendance
The Campus Activities Board’s annual Glow Party made a grand reappearance on campus, with 1,525 attendees.
CSU’s Coffee With a Closer featured entrepreneur Geoff Senko from Class of 2020
Senko told his audience of mostly students that he started as a personal trainer at Fitworks located in Rocky River, Ohio. Before starting his career, he attended Adrian College where he played football.
Nina Turner joins students to protest the name of CSU’s law college
Former Ohio State Senator Nina Turner joined students at Cleveland State University, April 14, to protest the name of the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law.
CSU reports slight increase in COVID-19 cases - April 5 update
Cleveland State University reported a slight increase in cases for the week in the April 5 update
CSU's anthropology program wonders what CSU 2.0 will bring
CSU has one of the top 200 anthropology programs in the country. The program offers courses in all four subfields of anthropology - archeology, linguistics, biological anthropology, and cultural anthropology.
Amateur Radio Club looks to get students their radio license
An emerging club, the Amateur Radio Club (ARC), is recruiting students who are interested in radio technology. The club will help students get their radio license which in turn will allow them to start working with certain technology and equipment.
Law professors explain CSU’s position on Russia's invasion of Ukraine
“There should be no doubt that we stand in solidarity with our Ukrainian American friends and all the people of Ukraine,” said Lee Fisher, dean of the CSU law school ahead of a symposium the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law organized following Russia's Feb. 24 invasion of its neighbor.
