The Cleveland Stater

Diversity is CSU’s ‘greatest strength’

The results are in. The best thing about Cleveland State, according to a Cleveland Stater survey, is the diversity on campus.

Funday Monday boss
plans for spring 2011

Do Mondays make you feel a wave of stress for what the work week is about to smash down on you? This is why Bob Bergmann, manager of Cleveland State’s Student Center, created Funday Monday last January.

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‘Engaged learning’ isn’t just a slogan

There are many ways to get involved at Cleveland State. CSU students have the opportunity to be engaged in various activities during each semester.

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Culture collision shocks Palace

Music and fashion collided on one stage Saturday night (Nov. 27) in the annual all-college fashion show, “Culture Shock,” presented by Livin’ Legends LLC at the Palace Theater and was hosted by Z107.9 radio personalities, Ro Digga and Bijou Star.

Friendliness enhances atmosphere

When asked “What is your favorite thing about CSU?” several students claimed that a friendly atmosphere was number one. According to students interviewed, CSU’s student body, professors and student organizations make the university a happening place.

Neighborhood hotdog joint piles the toppings on for a paltry sum

Happy Dog just sounds like the name of a place where you can walk in, grin at your surroundings, take a seat and enjoy a cheap meal.

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Diversity is CSU’s ‘greatest strength’

‘Engaged learning’ isn’t just a slogan