High turnover continues within the administration of Cleveland State University. Here is everything you need to know about… Read More Extensive conversations regarding the names of the newly restructured academic colleges have concluded. This realignment was a priority… Read More Sands will remain at CSU to teach law classes in the fall Harlan Sands will […]
Healthcare workers across the country have been suffering from intense burnout and exhaustion since the COVID-19 pandemic began. Hospitals continue to flood with patients, and there are few incentives for employees to keep working. Pay increases are rare, help is scarce, and finding a different career is seeming more appealing than continuing to work in […]
“Sink or swim” is a phrase that has become all too common in the minds of small business… Read More I found my first poetry slam in my freshman year of college. Not Cleveland State, but Lakeland Community… Read More Local healthcare workers weigh in on why hospitals are losing their staff at record rates […]
By Nick Hawks Don Billie doesn’t look like somebody you would call a punk. Well-dressed in a blue, collared shirt tucked into his pants, he sat down with his lunch at Chili’s, where he ordered a grilled chicken sandwich because he tries to eat somewhat healthy. He’s well-spoken and articulate, with a steady career as […]
Notre Dame College announced its official closure at the end of the spring 2024 semester on Friday, Feb,… Read More On a rapidly evolving campus, traditional training methodologies for academic advisors often fail to address the dynamic needs… Read More Following a decline in reports since the fifth week of classes, week seven saw a […]
On Thursday, Feb. 22, CSU’s department of theater and dance opened “Ancestra,” an original female-led production co-written by… Read More This interview with Kierstan Conway, director of the improv club for the fall semester, covered the student organization’s… Read More CSU students conclude run of this entertaining and heartfelt musical The latest show from Cleveland […]
On Thursday, Feb. 22, CSU’s department of theater and dance opened “Ancestra,” an original female-led production co-written by… Read More The fight for LGBTQ+ rights is far from over, and although the country has made strides to have… Read More Preterm births in Ohio have received a D grade for 2022, a 2.1% rise from […]
On Thursday, Feb. 22, CSU’s department of theater and dance opened “Ancestra,” an original female-led production co-written by… Read More BOP STOP, a contemporary performance venue that showcases emerging jazz artists, is hosting Horrifying Halloween Party featuring the… Read More Momix, Tanowitz, Ailey, and In-Person Masterclasses After the hassle of finding parking and traipsing through […]
By Ashley Mott Taking into account the state of our country for the past few years, it is hard to be surprised about the current proceedings of our government involving the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) policy. Still, there are a few facts that most do not understand. DACA was created on June 15, […]
Photo courtesy of Katrien Grevendonck. I found my first poetry slam in my freshman year of college. Not Cleveland State, but Lakeland Community College—a school that sat just a brief trip north along I-90. My English professor hosted what he called Artageddon: an opportunity for students to showcase their talents through poetry, short stories, and more. […]
In 1996, Associate Professor of English and Africana Studies, Adrienne Gosselin, Ph.D., created English/Africana Studies 208, the first course on womanism and Black feminism at Cleveland State University. Nearly 30 years later and the course has been taught every academic year, with each semester welcoming a full house of students, some of whom take it […]
On a rapidly evolving campus, traditional training methodologies for academic advisors often fail to address the dynamic needs of today’s student population. With each new wave of students having their own set of changes, universities must work to keep up. Cleveland State University wanted to adapt to student needs by finding a better way to […]
Following a decline in reports since the fifth week of classes, week seven saw a spike up to eighteen reports, with 21 open felonies, according to the Cleveland State University Sixty Day Crime Log. Reports of extortion and telephone harassment in Euclid Commons were suspended, and an arrest was made over possession of drug paraphernalia […]
By Claudia Ugbana The Center for International Services and Programs (CISP) at Cleveland State University provides services to international and domestic students through programs such as the Education Abroad Program. The center held the 22nd annual Education Abroad Opportunities Fair on Sept. 19 to help prospective students to learn about work, study and volunteer options […]
