CSU receives $590,000 grant to expand College Credit Plus

Cleveland State University has received a $590,000 grant from the Ohio Department of Education to credential high school teachers for Colle

Tachelle Banks, Professor and Associate Dean of Faculty & External Affairs in the College of Education & Human Services at Cleveland State University, has been elected to the Council for Excep

Multi-university team seeks to improve trauma treatment and mental health for students

Existing research suggests that exposure to stressful traumatic events as a child or teenager, including viole

CLEVELAND (September 24, 2019) - The THRiVE Research Collaborative at Cleveland State University will host a community discussion focused on current gaps in sex education on Thursday October 10. The

Who would have known that a simple 8.5-by-7 inch Blue Book could make the difference in preparing high school students for college? Author Charlise Lyles found out after she graduated from Hawken, an

While studying English in his native China, Xuan "Franklin" Song developed a love for the works of Shakespeare. Song, however, credits another source in helping him develop the English proficiency

About 10 years ago, Dr. Brian Harper received a call from his wife that their five-year-old son had been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Even though I was fairly knowledgeable about develo

Event will assist teachers from across Ohio in improving STEM instruction

Cleveland State University's STEM Education Center and the Ohio STEM Learning Network will co-host the 2019 STEM Educatio

CSU joins national initiative to improve education for those with special needs



Cleveland State University has been selected by the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education as one

Program allows education students to serve as full-time teachers

A new program created by Cleveland State University's Master of Urban Secondary Teaching (MUST) Program will allow education stude