Navigating college life presents its own set of challenges, amplified by the ever-shifting seasons, the weight of academic demands and final exams, the delicate balance of maintaining friendships, facing tricky family gatherings (or the lack thereof), and juggling various manageable yet accumulating responsibilities. In this whirlwind, it is tempting to confine oneself to a metaphorical […]
The first spring senate meeting of the CSU Student Government Association focused on recent theft and security issues at The Edge, scheduling inconveniences for nursing students and more. The meeting, which lasted for a swift 30 minutes, took place at its scheduled date, time and place of Friday, January 26 at 3 p.m. in BH […]
Three of the eight crime reports from the first week of classes occurred at The Edge, according to the Cleveland State University Sixty Day Crime Log. A total of eight reports constitutes the lowest number of reports per week of the academic year thus far. The three separate incidents at The Edge involved: robbery using […]
There were 23 crime reports throughout the four weeks of winter break, a significant decline following a fall semester that averaged just over 16 crime reports per week, according to the Cleveland State University Sixty Day Crime Log from Dec. 16 through Jan. 13. The reports included two individuals arrested on misdemeanor warrants in parking […]
Cleveland State women’s basketball defeated Wright State with a final score of 72-61 in a Wednesday, Jan. 17 scuffle. The game took place at Ervin J. Nutter Center in Fairborn, Ohio with 1,149 in attendance, and marked the fifth straight win for the Vikings, kicking 2024 off with a seamless 5-0 start. The Vikings are sporting an […]
There were 11 crime reports from Dec. 8 through Dec. 14, a semester-low record to close out fall 2023, according to the Cleveland State University Sixty Day Crime Log. One report at an unspecified off-campus location lists nine open felonies that occurred over an hour and a half period: one count each of theft, petty […]
The Cleveland State women’s basketball team defeated Niagara 87-56 in a Wednesday night brawl at the Wolstein Center, with 303 in attendance. This victory advances the team’s streak to eight straight wins, ranking them first place in the Horizon League standings with an overall record of 8-1 (.889) and a conference record of 2-0 (1.000). […]
Photo Credit: The J.M. Smucker Company The J.M. Smucker Company, a food and beverage company headquartered in Ohio, is launching a marketing campaign to showcase where they distribute Smucker’s Products. With Cleveland State University being one of Smuckers’ clients, the company decided to film shots of the university on Thursday, Dec. 7. “We’re doing a […]
Down from the past three weeks, there were 13 crime reports from Dec. 1 through Dec. 7, according to the Cleveland State University Sixty Day Crime Log. One report lists seven counts of assault at Euclid Commons that occurred between 12 a.m. and 1 a.m. on Dec. 7, all of which remain open. Three counts […]
Isis Duncan, a poetry enthusiast, entrepreneur and student, has spent the past four years of her life aiming to be the best. Now, she will graduate as Cleveland State University’s fall 2023 valedictorian—though her route to graduation was filled with twists and turns. Meet Isis Duncan: the multi-talented, passionate, diligent valedictorian of Cleveland State University’s […]
Throughout our lives, we may often travel to a number of cities, states and countries, all of which will be deemed as the utmost superlative. We ourselves may even perceive these places as exemplary, and that may be solely based on the fact that humans find great comfort in knowing of a faultless escape. Truly, […]
Palestinian protesters continue to call for a ceasefire in Gaza on the streets of Cleveland, this time last Monday outside Euclid Avenue during The Greater Cleveland Partnership’s 2023 All In Leadership Forum at PlayHouse Square. Photo Credit: Maria Elena Scott The forum was slated to be an opportunity for members of the Greater Cleveland Partnership […]
The Student Government Association passed “A Resolution Supporting Cleveland State University’s Student Population [A]ffected By the Ongoing Events in the Middle East,” during its latest senate meeting on Friday, Nov. 17. Authored by Senator of The Edge Joseph Nappi and Public Policy Committee Co-Chair Cael Shaw, the resolution not only addressed the emotional toll the […]
Cleveland State has appointed Jill A. Gordon, Ph.D., as the new dean of the Levin College of Public Affairs and Education, announced to the campus community via email early November. Provost Nigamanth Sridhar stated her appointment during the Faculty Senate meeting on Nov. 8. The search for the college’s new dean was long and extensive, which […]
