In this edition, we are covering vaccine mandates, 9/11 reflections, the return to campus, the city council race and the policing of Black Americans. 

In this edition, we cover the recent bomb threats to Fenn Tower, what to know if you are graduating on Sunday, the student debt crisis, why the non-academic side of education is meaningful and our news editor Andrea Strong weighs in what the verdicts in the Rittenhouse and Arbery shooting cases meant for her.

President Harlan Sands and Provost Laura Bloomberg spoke about CSU 2.0, House Bill 327, the 2021-2022 budget, COVID-19 and Sunday's commencement ceremonies In a wide-ranging round table with The Cleveland Stater, Nov. 30.

The Supreme Court’s reluctance to challenge anti-abortion laws that threaten Roe v. Wade is a massive step backward for women in the United States.

College advisers like Jason Gardner are whom you turn to when you need help with college. But what has it been like for them, advising during the pandemic?

The Vikings split four matches to begin the 2021-22 season with notable performances from familiar faces.

Cris Belle, Fox 8 Cleveland’s digital content producer and a graduate of CSU, joined the Society of Professional Journalists student chapter to share some tips with journalism students.

The philosophy department at CSU has been hosting “Philosophy Chats” to help students prepare for and know what to expect from law schools and graduate schools.

The sophomore provided the spark from beyond the arc as Cleveland State men’s basketball defeated Wright State, 85-75, at the Wolstein Center on Saturday in a Horizon League showdown. He finished with 17 points including five 3s.

Garrett discussed the University’s rebound from an unusual 2020 as the fall semester comes to a close with excitement building around the program he oversees.

The Vikings 63-52 win over the Norse improves the Vikings record to 8-0 on the season and 4-0 in Horizon League play.