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On April 26, 2022, the Cleveland State University Board of Trustees named Laura Bloomberg, Ph.D., as the next president of the university.
There’s a common theme among the following alumni. Sure, they’re all artists, some using paint and canvas, some the written word, some timeless artifacts, some the stage. But many arrived there after upheaval, doubts and setbacks.
CSU alumnus, expat, IT CEO Angelo J. Pressello brings a view of Engaged Learning during wartime
New CSU President Laura Bloomberg reflects on the transition back to in-person classes and events, college realignment under CSU 2.0, and celebrating student achievements in arts and athletics.
A new installation in Berkman Hall is the creation of artist Dante Rodriguez (BA ’03). It’s inspired by starling murmurations.
With the announcement of CSU’s reimagined colleges comes news of two new faces and a familiar one who will take the helm at each.
Cleveland State University has been fully reaccredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) for the next 10 years — an affirmation of the quality of its educational programs and services.
In Ohio, the Black infant and maternal mortality rate is nearly double that in the White community. CSU has joined the statewide effort to combat that disparity.
On May 11, after three years, Radiance, Cleveland State University’s premier fundraising event, returned to the campus ballroom to celebrate over $3 million raised in support for student scholarships, programs, services and more.
When William “Bill” Bowen Ph.D. retired at the end of May, colleagues, family and friends gathered in the Levin College’s Steinbacher Atrium to celebrate his decorated career. Among them was Scott Mueller, CEO of Dealer Tire and longtime friend.
A $1 million gift from KeyBank will help Cleveland State University further prepare students to be actively engaged citizens who have a positive, direct impact on their communities.
An innovative new partnership with The Howley Foundation will allow economically disadvantaged students from select Northeast Ohio high schools to successfully pursue and complete a college degree at Cleveland State University.
A generous grant from The George Gund Foundation will provide 120 Say Yes Cleveland scholarship recipients from the Cleveland Metropolitan School District (CMSD) the opportunity to participate in Cleveland State University’s highly successful Living
Anne-Marie E. Connors, executive director of the Alumni Association reflects on her first year.
Jennifer is the ever efficient one. Matt is never without a dad joke and has a knack for building relationships. Together, they form a dynamic duo that joined the Alumni Affairs team alongside Anne-Marie Connors just over six months ago.
Steve Potash, son of Ukrainian Jewish refugees, founded OverDrive in the late ’80s from his kitchen to digitize law and later all e‑books. Now with Libby, Sora & global reach, he champions worldwide literacy.
Anita Bradley overcame cocaine addiction triggered by her father’s death in 1986. Clean since 1990, she earned a MSW and founded NORA in 2004. It’s now a leading addiction and mental health treatment center in Northeast Ohio.
On April 26, 2022, the Cleveland State University Board of Trustees named Laura Bloomberg, Ph.D., as the next president of the university.
CSU alumnus, expat, IT CEO Angelo J. Pressello brings a view of Engaged Learning during wartime
A new installation in Berkman Hall is the creation of artist Dante Rodriguez (BA ’03). It’s inspired by starling murmurations.
Cleveland State University has been fully reaccredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) for the next 10 years — an affirmation of the quality of its educational programs and services.
On May 11, after three years, Radiance, Cleveland State University’s premier fundraising event, returned to the campus ballroom to celebrate over $3 million raised in support for student scholarships, programs, services and more.
A $1 million gift from KeyBank will help Cleveland State University further prepare students to be actively engaged citizens who have a positive, direct impact on their communities.
A generous grant from The George Gund Foundation will provide 120 Say Yes Cleveland scholarship recipients from the Cleveland Metropolitan School District (CMSD) the opportunity to participate in Cleveland State University’s highly successful Living
Jennifer is the ever efficient one. Matt is never without a dad joke and has a knack for building relationships. Together, they form a dynamic duo that joined the Alumni Affairs team alongside Anne-Marie Connors just over six months ago.
Anita Bradley overcame cocaine addiction triggered by her father’s death in 1986. Clean since 1990, she earned a MSW and founded NORA in 2004. It’s now a leading addiction and mental health treatment center in Northeast Ohio.
There’s a common theme among the following alumni. Sure, they’re all artists, some using paint and canvas, some the written word, some timeless artifacts, some the stage. But many arrived there after upheaval, doubts and setbacks.
New CSU President Laura Bloomberg reflects on the transition back to in-person classes and events, college realignment under CSU 2.0, and celebrating student achievements in arts and athletics.
With the announcement of CSU’s reimagined colleges comes news of two new faces and a familiar one who will take the helm at each.
In Ohio, the Black infant and maternal mortality rate is nearly double that in the White community. CSU has joined the statewide effort to combat that disparity.
When William “Bill” Bowen Ph.D. retired at the end of May, colleagues, family and friends gathered in the Levin College’s Steinbacher Atrium to celebrate his decorated career. Among them was Scott Mueller, CEO of Dealer Tire and longtime friend.
An innovative new partnership with The Howley Foundation will allow economically disadvantaged students from select Northeast Ohio high schools to successfully pursue and complete a college degree at Cleveland State University.
Anne-Marie E. Connors, executive director of the Alumni Association reflects on her first year.
Steve Potash, son of Ukrainian Jewish refugees, founded OverDrive in the late ’80s from his kitchen to digitize law and later all e‑books. Now with Libby, Sora & global reach, he champions worldwide literacy.
On April 26, 2022, the Cleveland State University Board of Trustees named Laura Bloomberg, Ph.D., as the next president of the university.
New CSU President Laura Bloomberg reflects on the transition back to in-person classes and events, college realignment under CSU 2.0, and celebrating student achievements in arts and athletics.
Cleveland State University has been fully reaccredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) for the next 10 years — an affirmation of the quality of its educational programs and services.
When William “Bill” Bowen Ph.D. retired at the end of May, colleagues, family and friends gathered in the Levin College’s Steinbacher Atrium to celebrate his decorated career. Among them was Scott Mueller, CEO of Dealer Tire and longtime friend.
A generous grant from The George Gund Foundation will provide 120 Say Yes Cleveland scholarship recipients from the Cleveland Metropolitan School District (CMSD) the opportunity to participate in Cleveland State University’s highly successful Living
Steve Potash, son of Ukrainian Jewish refugees, founded OverDrive in the late ’80s from his kitchen to digitize law and later all e‑books. Now with Libby, Sora & global reach, he champions worldwide literacy.
There’s a common theme among the following alumni. Sure, they’re all artists, some using paint and canvas, some the written word, some timeless artifacts, some the stage. But many arrived there after upheaval, doubts and setbacks.
A new installation in Berkman Hall is the creation of artist Dante Rodriguez (BA ’03). It’s inspired by starling murmurations.
In Ohio, the Black infant and maternal mortality rate is nearly double that in the White community. CSU has joined the statewide effort to combat that disparity.
A $1 million gift from KeyBank will help Cleveland State University further prepare students to be actively engaged citizens who have a positive, direct impact on their communities.
Anne-Marie E. Connors, executive director of the Alumni Association reflects on her first year.
Anita Bradley overcame cocaine addiction triggered by her father’s death in 1986. Clean since 1990, she earned a MSW and founded NORA in 2004. It’s now a leading addiction and mental health treatment center in Northeast Ohio.
CSU alumnus, expat, IT CEO Angelo J. Pressello brings a view of Engaged Learning during wartime
With the announcement of CSU’s reimagined colleges comes news of two new faces and a familiar one who will take the helm at each.
On May 11, after three years, Radiance, Cleveland State University’s premier fundraising event, returned to the campus ballroom to celebrate over $3 million raised in support for student scholarships, programs, services and more.
An innovative new partnership with The Howley Foundation will allow economically disadvantaged students from select Northeast Ohio high schools to successfully pursue and complete a college degree at Cleveland State University.
Jennifer is the ever efficient one. Matt is never without a dad joke and has a knack for building relationships. Together, they form a dynamic duo that joined the Alumni Affairs team alongside Anne-Marie Connors just over six months ago.
