CSU Senate breaks with administration on vaccine mandate
Cleveland State Faculty Senate on Wednesday endorsed a vaccine mandate in a vote during the first faculty meeting of the fall semester.
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CSU students, faculty and staff reflect on 9/11
The average age of undergraduate students is 21 years old, meaning that most college students in 2021 are unable to remember the events of September 11, 2001.
CSU: COVID-19 weekly dashboard (9/8)
CSU is experiencing a spike in new coronavirus cases three weeks into the fall semester, with 41 students in isolation and another 25 in quarantine.
Life before COVID seemed so simple
When the pandemic first began, I wasn’t too worried. I kept going to my classes and to work. Then, everything changed.
Cleveland State men’s soccer drops second straight, falls to Bowling Green, 3-0, in home opener
The Cleveland State men’s soccer team dropped their second game in a row, falling to Bowling Green, 3-0, in the Vikings’ home opener on Sept. 3. The Vikings fell behind 2-0 in the first half and were out-shot 19-2.
CSU President Harlan Sands tests positive for COVID-19
Cleveland State’s President Harlan Sands shared an announcement through email to all students and faculty on Thursday, disclosing that he has tested positive for COVID-19.
CSU students talk about COVID vaccine mandates
Cleveland State announced in July that it will require all students living on campus to be fully vaccinated before returning to campus this fall.
Cleveland State women’s soccer battles to a 2-2 draw at home against Miami (OH)
Cleveland State women's soccer turned in a gutsy effort as they overcame two separate deficits to reach a 2-2 draw against Miami (OH) on September 2.
CSU: COVID-19 weekly dashboard (9/1)
The numbers at CSU come amidst a spike in cases across the country as a result of the highly contagious Delta Variant. Cuyahoga County, home to the university, has been reporting roughly 300 COVID-19 cases each day since late August.
Photo Gallery: CSU welcomes back students and faculty
Cleveland State University welcomed back students to campus on August 23 for the first time since the university moved primarily online in March 2020.
For the past year and a half the campus has been almost empty due to circumstances brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Review of Stephen King’s “Later”
Stephen King has become a cultural icon in the world of literature and movies through his contribution to horror. But it isn’t just the horror that has captured the hearts of people.
Students return to in-person learning for the start of the fall semester
Overall, there is a lot of excitement around campus to be back and experience college with all the advantages of in-person instruction.
