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Campus International School (CIS), the innovative partnership between CSU and the Cleveland Metropolitan School District (CMSD), continues to earn national notice, receiving the Shirley S. Schwartz Urban Impact Award from the Council of Great City Schools.

This is the second time in the last five years that CSU and CMSD have received the honor. The award recognizes an outstanding partnership between a university and an urban school district that has had a positive and significant impact on student learning and educational outcomes. The Council of Great City Schools is a coalition of the nation’s largest urban school systems and seeks to improve public education and educational innovation.

The Alumni Association’s outstanding programs and publications were recognized with Gold, Silver and Bronze awards at the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) District V Conference.

The Alumni Association was the only honoree in Northeast Ohio.

The Gold Award for Best Collaborative Program went to Be Amazing… The Women’s Leadership Symposium. The 2016 program, which won the award, was presented in collaboration with CSU’s Division of Student Affairs and the Ohio University Alumni Association. In addition to the Best Collaborative Program, the symposium also received the Bronze Award under the Best New Alumni Program category. The Association also received the Silver Award for Best Electronic Newsletter, Viking Pride, the only alumni electronic newsletter recognized by CASE District V.

Viking Pride, produced monthly, is a valuable tool for keeping alumni abreast of the ongoing progress and achievements at CSU while also focusing on the unique stories of alumni and students.

Read the most recent issue of Viking Pride on the CSU Alumni Association website

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More Honors

President Ronald M. Berkman was honored by the Diversity Center of Northeast Ohio with a Humanitarian Award recognizing CSU’s contributions to improving human relations among diverse groups.

Also receiving the award were Margot James Copeland, chair and CEO of the KeyBank Foundation, and Eric Gordon, CEO of the Cleveland Metropolitan School District. Both organizations are strong partners of CSU.

The Online Accelerated Master of Business Administration program in the Monte Ahuja College of Business has been ranked number 1 in Ohio in U.S. News & World Report’s 2017 list of the Best Online MBA Programs.

This marks the third straight year that CSU’s Online MBA has been ranked as the top program in the state. Launched in 2012, the program is the first fully mobile, one-year MBA accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, the highest standard of achievement for business schools worldwide.

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The Dollars (and Sense) of Higher Education

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Cleveland-Marshall College of Law Learning Commons Promotes Collaboration

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Fostering Hope and Student Success

Without family, emotional and financial support, and skills to make it on their own, the prospects for success are indeed grim for emancipated foster youth. That’s where CSU and insightful donors are making a world of difference.

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A Message from the President

President Berkman applauds CSU’s resilience amid challenges, empowering "Engaged Learning" across campus — from hybrid classes and Zoom to labs and dorms — united in community strength.

Read On

AHA! CSU Hosts Arts and Humanities Festival

Immerse yourself in books, theater, music, art, dance and ideas at CSU’s inaugural Arts and Humanities Alive! (AHA!) Festival, taking place Wednesday through Friday, June 7-9.

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New on Campus

CSU has unveiled new facilities and resources: upgraded labs, smart classrooms, improved residence halls, and renovated student spaces — all enhancing learning, research, and campus life.

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Nursing Collaborations Enhance Health Care

CSU and St. Vincent Charity Medical Center are expanding their collaborations to bolster the academic and medical hub in the Campus District.

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Serving Those Who Served

They served their country. Now Cleveland State University is serving veterans by helping them transition from the military to civilian life and college student.

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Students Engage Alumni to Support CSU

The next time your phone rings, it might be Cleveland State calling. The University strives to keep in contact with alumni through social media, email and yes, even mail and telephone.

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Lift Up Vikes! Lifts Spirits and Lives

Cleveland State University is committed to student success. But what if students who are hungry to learn are also just plain hungry?

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Undergrads Hone Research Skills

It’s almost summer and most CSU students will be taking a break from classes and studying. But not 59 students who were selected for participation in the 2017 Undergraduate Summer Research Award Program, funded by the CSU Office of Research.

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Campaign is Over-the-Top Success

Publicly launched two years ago, ENGAGE: The Campaign for Cleveland State University, was the first-ever fundraising effort of its kind for the University.

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Alumni Recognition Awards

The Fenn Tower ballroom was sizzling – and not because it was 60-plus degrees on a mid-January evening. It was sizzling with excitement, cheers and applause as the audience saluted the first recipients of CSU’s Alumni Recognition Awards.

Read On

Leadership and Empowerment in the Spotlight at Women’s Symposium

Enlightened, entertained, informed, inspired and empowered. That’s how 500-plus participants felt following CSU’s third annual Women’s Leadership Symposium, “Be Amazing.”

Read On

On the Road with CSUAA

It was fun in the sun – five times over – when the Alumni Association traveled to Texas, Florida and Arizona to engage with graduates at special events.

Read On

Vowed Vikings Share Love Stories

Love was in the air…and the Alumni Association celebrated by asking Vikings to share their love stories.

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Class Notes – Summer 2017

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The Dollars (and Sense) of Higher Education

CSU tackles rising costs and low degree rates by speeding time to graduation, expanding financial aid, and reducing student debt.

Read On

Fostering Hope and Student Success

Without family, emotional and financial support, and skills to make it on their own, the prospects for success are indeed grim for emancipated foster youth. That’s where CSU and insightful donors are making a world of difference.

Read On

AHA! CSU Hosts Arts and Humanities Festival

Immerse yourself in books, theater, music, art, dance and ideas at CSU’s inaugural Arts and Humanities Alive! (AHA!) Festival, taking place Wednesday through Friday, June 7-9.

Read On

Nursing Collaborations Enhance Health Care

CSU and St. Vincent Charity Medical Center are expanding their collaborations to bolster the academic and medical hub in the Campus District.

Read On

Students Engage Alumni to Support CSU

The next time your phone rings, it might be Cleveland State calling. The University strives to keep in contact with alumni through social media, email and yes, even mail and telephone.

Read On

Undergrads Hone Research Skills

It’s almost summer and most CSU students will be taking a break from classes and studying. But not 59 students who were selected for participation in the 2017 Undergraduate Summer Research Award Program, funded by the CSU Office of Research.

Read On

Alumni Recognition Awards

The Fenn Tower ballroom was sizzling – and not because it was 60-plus degrees on a mid-January evening. It was sizzling with excitement, cheers and applause as the audience saluted the first recipients of CSU’s Alumni Recognition Awards.

Read On

On the Road with CSUAA

It was fun in the sun – five times over – when the Alumni Association traveled to Texas, Florida and Arizona to engage with graduates at special events.

Read On

Class Notes – Summer 2017

Read On

Cleveland-Marshall College of Law Learning Commons Promotes Collaboration

Peek into the new Judy and Robert H. Rawson, Jr. Learning Commons in the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law and you might marvel at what you see.

Read On

A Message from the President

President Berkman applauds CSU’s resilience amid challenges, empowering "Engaged Learning" across campus — from hybrid classes and Zoom to labs and dorms — united in community strength.

Read On

New on Campus

CSU has unveiled new facilities and resources: upgraded labs, smart classrooms, improved residence halls, and renovated student spaces — all enhancing learning, research, and campus life.

Read On

Serving Those Who Served

They served their country. Now Cleveland State University is serving veterans by helping them transition from the military to civilian life and college student.

Read On

Lift Up Vikes! Lifts Spirits and Lives

Cleveland State University is committed to student success. But what if students who are hungry to learn are also just plain hungry?

Read On

Campaign is Over-the-Top Success

Publicly launched two years ago, ENGAGE: The Campaign for Cleveland State University, was the first-ever fundraising effort of its kind for the University.

Read On

Leadership and Empowerment in the Spotlight at Women’s Symposium

Enlightened, entertained, informed, inspired and empowered. That’s how 500-plus participants felt following CSU’s third annual Women’s Leadership Symposium, “Be Amazing.”

Read On

Vowed Vikings Share Love Stories

Love was in the air…and the Alumni Association celebrated by asking Vikings to share their love stories.

Read On