The Cleveland State University College of Health hosted its second integrated Special Olympics basketball clinic in March, five months after the college's Special Olympics Unified Program, which tau

Long before the first total solar eclipse since 1806, which is set to cast Cleveland in complete darkness for nearly four minutes on April 8, Cleveland State University's chapter of the Society of Phy

The Cleveland State University School of Nursing in the College of Health is excited to announce the launch of several online nursing programs for the Fall 2024 semester.

The Accelerated Bach

NBA veteran focusing on the bigger picture of being the voice of the voiceless

When it comes to reaching the top of the mountain in basketball, most would consider winning a national championship

High school students get a real-world look inside the medical field

Cleveland is a hotbed for some of the most well-known hospital systems in the country, and thanks to a unique three-week camp at

Partnership, community collaboration is key to inaugural basketball clinic's success; health, wellness, 'fundamentals' among the takeaways for hundreds of participants at Woodling Gym

CSU's Colle

CSU alumnus, expat, IT CEO Angelo J. Pressello brings a view of Engaged Learning during Wartime

Do a quick Google search on Cleveland State University grad Angelo J. Pressello and you're likely

In the season finale of the Flying Circus of Physics, CSU physics professor Jearl Walker finally gets to use his pyrotechnical skills. The legend of Archimedes near the shores of Lake Erie!

Jearl just loves to play in the water. With the help of his graduate assistant Richard, they discuss the physics behind water bells. No not ringing bells, rather it's more visual. Wonder if Jearl coul

In season 6, episode 3 of the Flying Circus, Dr. Jearl Walker, CSU professor of physics, shows that even old dishes can be radioactive. Why in the heck is Jearl messing with radioactive anything?! Let