The legacy of Lorain native and Black novelist Toni Morrison, one of the most banned authors in the country
Toni Morrison, born Chloe Ardelia Wofford in Lorain, Ohio on Feb. 18, 1931, transformed the…
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Trump threatens to cut federal funding from Ohio schools unless they cut “race-based” practices. What is CSU’s fate?
The Trump administration has given schools and universities across the country 14 days to cut…
Staff buyouts, academic program offerings and textbooks at latest faculty senate meeting
The Cleveland State University faculty senate meeting on Wednesday, April 3 included an update on…
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine likely to be re-elected as Nan Whaley faces an uphill battle
Mike DeWine maintains an unwavering lead over Nan Whaley in the polls.
CSU students connect with local leaders
The event’s goal was to “bridge the gap” between voting and being civically engaged.
CSU should bring back childcare to support parenting students, faculty, and staff
Offered as recently as 2019, bringing back childcare on campus would be a great investment…
Abolitionist Education: the Future of Cleveland State
Befenits not only for the students, but educators as well Education comes in many shapes…
CSU and Ohio House Bill 327
Ohio HB327 could change primary and secondary education standards across the state and many CSU…
Student teachers face new challenges as they re-enter the classroom
After missing out on a year of in-person student teaching, are these future educators prepared…
International Education Day offers students a look into other cultures
By Savannah Lewis The Center of International Services and Programs (CISP) and the Student Government…
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