Coronavirus forces CSU sports recruiting to go virtual
COVID-19 continues to disrupt Cleveland State University sports. This time, the disruption is off the field, as the teams’ ability to recruit has been hurt by the pandemic.
COVID-19 continues to disrupt Cleveland State University sports. This time, the disruption is off the field, as the teams’ ability to recruit has been hurt by the pandemic.
Justin Patrick, a member of the Cleveland State University wrestling team, was recently granted a sixth season of eligibility by the NCAA after an ACL tear caused him to miss his senior season.
The Cleveland State University Viking Fund is holding a virtual 5K fundraiser, Trick or Trot, to raise money for Cleveland State athletics.
The Cleveland State University Recreation Center has reopened, giving back students some sense of normalcy amid all the changes to our daily lives.
COVID-19 continues to disrupt and alter the lives of tens of thousands of Americans every day, and it is vital to recognize the symptoms when they appear, leading many to the questions: do I have the coronavirus, and what do I do if I think I have it?
Cleveland State University President Harlan Sands announced in a town hall meeting on Oct. 14 that the university will be extending the Pass/Fail option through the fall semester.
Cleveland State University has begun offering limited in-person campus visits for prospective students and their families.
Crain’s Cleveland Business since 2014 has been nominating young businessmen and women for its “Forty Under 40” distinction that recognizes leaders in the Cleveland area, and businessmen and women who are dedicated to “making a difference in their companies and