CSU’s women’s soccer team defeats St. Bonaventure 1-0
The Vikings improved to 2-3-1 after shutting out St. Bonaventure in their Sunday afternoon matchup.
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4 things to do around CSU week 3
For the third week of the fall 2025 semester, Cleveland State University is offering a variety of opportunities to connect, learn and celebrate with fellow Vikings.
CSU POLICE DEPARTMENT BLOTTER - SEPTEMBER 2025
A simplified report of events featured on the CSU Police Department crime log for the month of September.
McCombs family bequethes CSU a $15 million endowment
The gift from the estate of Walter and Katherine McCombs is the largest in the history of Cleveland State. CSU President Laura Bloomberg, Ph.D., announced the bequest at a faculty senate meeting Wednesday.
"Best Of" The Cleveland Stater Spring 2025 #3
In this edition of the “Best of” The Cleveland Stater, the final one for spring 2025, Jane Matousek takes a detailed look into the timeline of Senate Bill 1 and how CSU President Laura Bloomberg and other university leaders in Ohio engaged with its passage into
Music festival tips and tricks
If you plan on going to a music festival this summer, here are some tips that I‘ve learned from two trips to the Lollapalooza in Chicago to help you prepare for wherever you're headed.
Students celebrate end of semester at CarniVike
Students took advantage of the sunny but chilly and breezy Wednesday afternoon to relax at the end of semester during the third annual CarniVike event.
Hosted by CSU's Division of Hospitality Services, CarniVike is an event open to CSU students and other members of the Cleveland State campus and community, featuring a carnival-like atmosphere, attractions, food and games.
4 things to do around CSU week 15
Prioritize your sexual health, visit a bake sale, go dancing or enter a raffle. Just some of the things to do around CSU the last week of semester.
Environmental advocate champions legal rights for Lake Erie
Regional environmental leader Tish O’Dell spoke to Cleveland State students about the legal system’s failure to protect nature and the urgent need for cultural change.
CSU student's work shows at international film festival
When Cleveland State University (CSU) student Richard Bryer began writing “CHARGER,” he was thinking about something that almost everyone has experienced – the unsettling realization of how deeply tied we are to our cell phones and how that connection shapes our relationships.
