The environmentally minded event raises awareness, importance of protecting our Earth

An annual staple at CSU since 2015, EarthFest is one of the more popular events on campus. Chock full of giveaw

CDE, Dress for Success help those in need

When students earn their degrees and triumphantly walk across the stage during graduation, it signals the closing of one chapter and the beginning of a new

Treasure trove of literary works nestled in the heart of campus

The importance of a press right at the center of a University campus cannot be understated, but when it is associated with one of the

Renowned International Law expert has been called upon to speak, consult with numerous national, international organizations

Milena Sterio, the Charles R. Emrick Jr. - Calfee Halter & Griswold

Pratt recognized for building a path of hope, empowerment (and college education) for those aging out of regional foster care

Jarrett Pratt, M.Ed., director of Student Success at The Pratt Center a

Celebrating Faculty Excellence

On the afternoon of Monday, April 3, "A Celebration of Faculty Excellence" was held in the Waetjen Auditorium and Lobby of the Music and Communication Building at

It's time again for this month's episode of "CSU Matters." Spring has sprung and with it, the promise of growth. April's installment finds President Laura Bloomberg visiting the Cleveland Metropolitan

New distracted driving law in effect beginning 4/4 aims to curb cell phone usage at the wheel

Texting and driving might be synonymous with young drivers, but a recent Nationwide Insurance study sho

Dr. Kailash Gulshan, an assistant professor in the Department of Biology, Geology, and Environmental Science (BGES) and a member of the Center for Gene Regulation in Health and Disease (GRHD), and his

Red blood cells comprise 80% of cells in the body, and hemoglobin, the oxygen carrying component, constitutes 95% of the protein content in these cells. When red blood cells and hemoglobin don't funct