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CSU students talk about how COVID-19 affected the Fall 2020 semester
Reporter Jake Moore interviews students at Cleveland State University about their experiences navigating learning in fall 2020 as COVID-19 shut down much of campus.
The Cleveland Stater Front Page Podcast
This week in the best of The Cleveland Stater, Aurora Harris and Tabitha Timms covered COVID-19 updates for Ohio and changes on campus, Jake Moore reported on the business college's "Coffee With a Closer" featuring Jim Kandrac, Zhane Isom talked to professors about how they're adjusting to teachi
Ohio governor issues COVID-19 curfew
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine on Nov. 17 issued a statewide curfew order from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. that began on Thursday Nov. 19 will run 21 days as the state battles a third wave of the coronavirus.
Algevon Eichelberger is ready to prove the preseason poll right
The Horizon League has released the preseason rankings for the upcoming season along with the preseason All-League teams.
CSU Women’s Soccer wins Team Academic Award
The Cleveland State University Women’s Soccer Team has again been recognized by the United Soccer Coaches with the Team Academic Award.
WCSB radio throws annual Halloween ball virtually
Cleveland State-affiliated WCSB 89.3 FM broadcast and streamed nine musical performance at seven different venues for their Halloween “Maskerade” this year.
What students thought about the 2020 election
Joe Biden is projected to become the 46th President of the United States after his victory over Donald Trump in the 2020 election.
WCSB radio throws annual Halloween ball virtually
With Halloween in lockdown this year, the Cleveland State University’s student-run radio station WCSB (89.3 FM) had to change the way they threw their annual Halloween masquerade.
Project Sunshine gets its own chapter at Cleveland State University
Cleveland State University will be getting its own chapter of Project Sunshine this fall semester, the Center for Student Involvement recently announced.
Ohio begins curfew, Cuyahoga County issues a stay home advisory
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has ordered a 21-day curfew, Cuyahoga County wants people to stay at home and Cleveland State University is going remote after the Thanksgiving break as coronavirus cases continue to climb across the state.
COVID-19 forces CSU to remote instruction after Thanksgiving
Cleveland State University has announced almost all classes will go remote beginning Monday Nov.
