During the current circumstance of an unpopulated campus, the mission of Cleveland State University Police Department has shifted focus from primarily protecting people to policing the university infrastructure.

The Cleveland-Marshall College of Law at Cleveland State University announced that students graduating from law school will still be able to take the bar exam July 2020, even in the face of the Covid-1

As summer approaches, those graduating at most colleges and universities are looking at having their graduation ceremony canceled or postponed.

The Coronavirus has taken many lives and presented universities and society with many challenges they haven't had to face before.

President Donald Trump on March 27 signed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, the largest stimulus package in American history, which allocated roughly $2 trillion

Physics Professor Ulrich Zurcher, Ph.D., said the remote learning transition is a bit hard for him, as he misses the face-to-face interactions with his students in labs, lectures and office hours.

Spring has sprung on Cleveland State’s campus amid the COVID-19 crisis. Although the campus is void of human life, trees and flowers are right on schedule and growing slowly because of the cooler spring this year.

The incoming recruiting class for the 2020-21 school year in men’s basketball has been rated number one in the Horizon League, tying with the University of Dayton.

As graduates prepare for Cleveland State University’s first virtual commencement ceremony, the staff of Health and Wellness Services plan on how to best assist students and staff medical needs for the rest of this semester and beyond.

For Mark Slankard, associate professor in the department of arts and design at Cleveland State University, the transition to remote learning this spring has been relatively smooth, compared to some stories he has heard.