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 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.
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.
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.
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.
Cleveland State University announced in an email on Nov. 20 that Spring 2021 parking permits would go on sale Tuesday, Dec. 1, at 9 a.m. online only. The Parking Office will not be taking walk-in purchases.
I remember waking up the first day of classes for the Fall 2020 semester and I truly didn’t feel like it was my first day back to school.
