The Center for Public and Nonprofit Management in the College of Urban Affairs, like an excellently prepared dessert, combines academics and professional experience with three ingredients—student enrichment, professional development and community engagement.

Cleveland State University’s American Marketing Association (AMA), an international organization with many collegiate chapters, received an honorable mention at the AMA Collegiate Case Competition which took place at the end of last year.

To gain insight into one of the most troubling health issues facing black families in Ohio, the Ohio Department of Higher Education (ODHE) has granted Research Incentive funding to Cleveland State University to conduct a study on black infant mortality.

The Cleveland State University Faculty Senate received an update on the university’s efforts to control online cheating when it met for its first monthly meeting of 2020.

Cleveland State’s Club Baseball Team is ready to lace up the cleats and hit the field for the second half of its season. The season, which began back in the fall, has started off nicely for the Vikings. 

The Friends of the Library group will tour Grays Armory Museum on March 13 during spring break week.
The group established this annual tour tradition in 2013 to give students the opportunity to visit a historical place in Cleveland’s history and to learn more about its heritage. 

The Cleveland State University wrestling season is drawing to a close with a win against Bloomsburg University and a loss to Michigan State University. All that the team has left for the season is the Mid-American Conference (MAC) Championships at the end of March. 

The Cleveland State University Women’s Soccer Team started a new tradition a couple of weeks ago when it decided to read a book each semester as a team and discuss it together.

 Cleveland State University’s annual “Giving Day” on Feb.12, raised more than $460,000 for university programs, easily breaking the previous record of $283,710 set in 2019.

Cleveland State University’s Health and Wellness Services recently released information and guidelines about the status of the coronavirus and used the recent outbreak to remind students and faculty to use good hygiene practices for more pressing illnesses in the United States. 

Forty-five engineering firms specifically sought mechanical engineering students for internships and co-ops when the Washkewicz College of Engineering held its second annual spring connection fair on Feb. 14.