After 21 crime reports from Sept. 1 through Sept. 7, the number dropped to 14 reports from Sept. 8 through Sept. 14, according to the Cleveland State University Sixty Day Crime Log. The 14 reports include seven fire and smoke alarms, and four counts of criminal damaging or endangering. Using the Sixty Day Crime Log […]
Photo Credit: Flyer News by Keegan Gupta At the University of Dayton’s annual St. Patrick’s Day celebration, at least six students were arrested, according to university officials. The celebration typically includes traditions of drinking 40 ounce alcoholic beverages at 4 a.m., commonly called “40s at 4,” an orange-haired student race called the “Ginger Run,” and […]
Cleveland State Law Dean Emeritus & Professor Emeritus Steven Steinglass, whose testimony before the Ohio House Constitutional Resolutions Committee in May in personal opposition to Issue 1 was published in Ohio Capital Journal, warns of the consequences of the ballot initiative and urges voters to “not to be swayed by a lot of the misleading […]
Bernie Moreno, an election denier with ties to Cleveland State University, again aims for the Republican nomination for Ohio’s Senate seat. CSU’s Center for Sales Excellence is named after him. This is Moreno’s second shot at the Republican nomination after running for the nomination for Rob Portman’s seat in 2022 before dropping out of the […]
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By Nick Hawks A&E Editor Hopefully you’ve been following the first rule of “Zombieland” and keeping up on your cardio because zombies are back in theaters with the anticipated sequel, “Zombieland: Double Tap.” Director Ruben Fleischer, who directed both installments, talked about the sequel in a college media conference call on Oct. 11. Despite being […]
From the outside, I can understand how Catholicism may appear to alienate women. With no women priests, a clear opposition to abortion and contraception, and Bible verses taken out of context, Catholicism generally receives a bad rap for its apparent lack of respect for women’s gifts and abilities. As a young Catholic woman, who is […]
By Beth Casteel Having the ability to read and write are fundamental skills that are used in almost every aspect of everyday life. At an early age, children begin to develop their literacy by reading and having their parents read to them. When kids don’t have access to books at a young age, it can […]
Matthew Ahn, a North Royalton native and visiting law professor at Cleveland State University, officially announced that he’s running for Cuyahoga County Prosecutor in 2024 on Thursday, July 27. “I’ve spent six months listening to neighbors, leaders, advocates, and friends across the county, and it’s clear that our community wants a fair and more effective […]
From a beloved comic strip character to a sentient pea, Cleveland State University has hosted a total of 5 diverse mascots since 1923. While all hold a special place in CSU history and in our hearts, this is our definitive ranking, from worst to best. 5: Vike Vike in his cartoon form, From: (Cleveland.com) Vike […]
Ohioans have rejected Issue 1, keeping a system of simple majority rule and the process of proposing constitutional amendments that have been part of Ohio’s constitutional history for 111 years. A bipartisan coalition featuring over 200 organizations with Republican and Democratic support led the opposition of Issue 1 to victory. The requirements of placing a […]
Cleveland State University College Democrats announced a partnership with the Ohio Public Banking Coalition (OPBC) on June 20. The OPBC looks to promote the establishment of public banks in Ohio. The mission of these public banks is to rejuvenate local communities and ensure residents are given the financial tools to achieve success. “The Cleveland State […]
Cleveland State has two new deans, Bill Kosteas, Ph.D., and Melissa Gruys, Ph.D., appointed to their respective positions in the College of Graduate Studies and the College of Business. Kosteas earned his Ph.D. in Economics from The Ohio State University in 2004. Kosteas has also been part of Cleveland State’s faculty since 2004 and has […]
By: Briana Oldham Cleveland State’s fifth Annual Strong Women, Strong Leaders program took place on March 1, the beginning of International Women’s Month. The event honored women for their achievements as well as the work they do in the classroom and beyond. The six women recognized at the event were all nominated by a member […]
