Cleveland State closes through end of semester because of coronavirus
Cleveland State University announced a transition to remote-only learning on Wednesday, March 11.
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CSU celebrates Women's History Month with CAB
Students gathered to celebrate Women’s History Month by listening to musicians, comedians, and various other performers and speakers at the Campus Activities Board (CAB)’s "Empower Her CSU" event.
The show was the second of a two-part event organized by CAB to kick off Women’s History Month. CAB’s Diversity Events Chair Riley Roubanes took the lead in planning the event.
NCAA Dead Period Enacted
The spring has sprung and sports should be going on. Baseballs should be flying over the fences, sprinters should be getting on the track, and lacrosse players should be celebrating victories.
Guest Speaker Lectures About Community News
The Cleveland State University Student Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists recently hosted Rich Weiss, publisher of the Tremonster, a community-written, online and print newspaper for the neighborhood of Tremont, who said that community media are not in danger of dying.
COVID-19 hits local film festival
As the spread of COVID-19 continues to affect the globe, many events have had to be postponed, canceled or closed to stop the spread. This includes the Cleveland International Film Festival, originally scheduled to run from March 25, 2020 to April 5, 2020.
Tachelle Banks takes a position on the CEC Board of Directors
Tachelle Banks, Ph.D. professor and associate dean of faculty and external affairs in the College of Education & Human Services at Cleveland State University, has been elected to the Council for Exceptional Children (CEC) Board of Directors.
Men's Golf 2019-2020 Season Comes to a Close
The Cleveland State men’s golf team wrapped up the regular spring 2020 season on March 8 and 9 with two matches at the Challenge at Concession Cup in Bradenton, Florida, ranking 10 out of 11 teams.
Cleveland State Men's Basketball Alum Norris Cole Continues To Give Back
Cleveland State University alumnus Norris Cole has stayed connected with the university post graduation while continuing to pursue his professional basketball career internationally.
WCSB Finds Alternative Ways To Broadcast During Corona Crisis
Jeremy Biello, a reporter for The Cleveland Stater, is also the development director of WCSB. He provided this behind-the-scenes look at how the station is able to keep operating.
CSU’s Global Space Law Center boldly goes where no laws have gone before
Living in outer space has been the subject of fascination among both science fiction enthusiasts and scientists alike for decades, but one question has perhaps been mostly overlooked in the public eye – how do we live long, prosper and establish governance and
Coronavirus outbreak shifts focus for student journalists across the nation
The coronavirus outbreak has ushered in an era of complete uncertainty around the nation. Schools and businesses across the United States have either gone to a skeleton crew or completely ceased operation, including Cleveland State University in Cuyahoga County, one of Ohio’s virus epicenters.
