Photo Credit: Ohio Senate Ohio Sen. Matt Huffman (R-Lima) has been unanimously selected by House Republicans to lead as House Speaker for the next two years. Current House Speaker Jason Stephens (R-Kitts Hill) announced prior to the vote that he would not be seeking reelection in the role. Huffman’s leadership will be vastly different from […]
Former Ohio State University (OSU) football coach Jim Tressel has been sworn in as Ohio’s next lieutenant governor in a morning ceremony on Friday, Feb. 14. A 72-year-old Republican from Medina, Tressel was swiftly confirmed by the Ohio Legislature on Wednesday, Feb. 12, winning the Ohio Senate and House by separate votes of 31-1 and […]
Chili’s branding has been removed from its former home in the Student Center. Photo by Connor Mahon Following the transition from food service provider Chartwells to Aramark, almost all dining locations will see new branding come fall. According to the new dining website, now called Viking Food Co., there will be 11 dining locations available […]
Photo Credit: Cleveland State University Cleveland State University (CSU) has selected Peter Koritansky, Ph.D., as the inaugural director of the new Center for Civics, Culture and Society at CSU, announced Wednesday, Feb. 5 in an email to the campus community. With an academic career of over 20 years, Koritansky is a current professor of history, […]
Cleveland State University (CSU) continues its uneventful crime streak for spring 2025, with three open charges including a felony standing out in week five, according to the CSU 60-day crime log. The open felony is a charge of credit card misuse reported at the Wolstein Center at 9:23 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 12. Per the […]
Several open charges in residence halls constitute the majority of stand-out crime during the fourth week of classes,… Read More Down from the past three weeks, there were 13 crime reports from Dec. 1 through Dec. 7, according… Read More For the lowest week’s count of the semester, there were 12 crime log entries from […]
In celebration of Black History Month, Professor Adrienne Gosselin, Ph.D., describes the beginnings of Black feminism studies at… Read More Considering the endless contributions made by the Black community to education, culture and society, 28 days just does… Read More Black History Month is year-round at Cleveland State. Here is a full itinerary to get […]
Several open charges in residence halls constitute the majority of stand-out crime during the fourth week of classes,… Read More After a busy first year as the eighth president of Cleveland State University, President Laura Bloomberg reflects on… Read More
Poster provided by Playhouse Square and CSU Department of Theater and Dance This November, the musical, “Urinetown” brings… Read More On Thursday, Feb. 22, CSU’s department of theater and dance opened “Ancestra,” an original female-led production co-written by… Read More Cleveland State University is not a university that centers itself around the standard college experience. […]
Several open charges in residence halls constitute the majority of stand-out crime during the fourth week of classes,… Read More Cleveland State University President Laura Bloomberg, Ph.D., discussed campus safety following Alec Popivker’s now-dismissed felony charges that stemmed… Read More
Cleveland State University is home to one of the largest film schools in Ohio, students from all over the state flock hoping to make it big. Film is a competitive industry that is difficult for young filmmakers to thrive in. One of these students is La’Rayja Hill, a senior at CSU’s Film and Media Arts […]
Several open charges in residence halls constitute the majority of stand-out crime during the fourth week of classes, according to the Cleveland State University (CSU) 60-day crime log. A charge of aggravated menacing on Feb. 3 in residence hall The Langston remains open, while a charge of assault on the same day off-campus ended in […]
A recent Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raid at the local Cilantro Taqueria in Cleveland Heights has sparked fear and outrage in the Cleveland community. ICE agents arrived at the Mexican restaurant on Sunday, Jan. 26 searching for a former employee with a criminal record, but after not finding them, arrested six other workers instead. […]
Cleveland State’s Faculty Senate conducted their second meeting of the semester on Wednesday, Oct. 11, with budget and curriculum at the forefront of the agenda, but not without mention of Israel and Palestine by CSU President Laura Bloomberg. The meeting began with Bloomberg’s words to the senate, firstly sharing that the university will fly the […]
