CSU Senate gets innovation update, more on COVID-19 and news from the SGA
COVID-19 and the Cleveland Innovation District headlined the Cleveland State University administration's report to the Faculty Senate at its meeting on Feb. 3.
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CSU announces role in new Cleveland Innovation District
“As an urban research university, we play a vital role in producing highly skilled and talented individuals to support our region’s growth, while providing promising careers for our graduates,” CSU's President Harlan Sands said.
President Sands talks COVID-19, the Cleveland Innovation District in Virtual Town Hall
Cleveland State University President Harlan Sands on Jan. 27 held the first Virtual Town Hall of the Spring 2021 semester, covering COVID-19, updating the CSU community on the current academic semester, and more.
Cleveland State University talks future economic plans
Cleveland business leaders continue to battle with the economic, social, fiscal and health impacts of the coronavirus pandemic. High-quality, low cost public education plays a defining role in everyone's future.
CSU choir makes changes to keep in-person classes active
The CSU choir kept in-person classes for practice and lessons throughout the fall 2020 semester in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Lift Up Vikes Food Pantry offering socially distanced food distribution to students
Newly renovated and located in Berkman Hall rooms 122 and 148, the food pantry aims to provide free food to struggling students and their families.
Michael Schwartz Library offers a multitude of services despite coronavirus pandemic
The Michael Schwartz Library at Cleveland State University offered ample services to both on and off-campus students in fall despite the COVID-19 limitations.
Mail-in voting during COVID-19
In this election year, the topic of mail-in voting has been much debated. With the outcome of Joe Biden being the president-elect, a large part of his victory has been credited to mail-in ballots.
Going to the drive-in during COVID-19
As COVID-19 continues to persist and change everyone’s daily lives, many establishments have had to make transitions in order to accommodate the current situation.
