Congratulations to our Best Poster Award A+S Winners from the 2025 Undergraduate Summer Research Award Poster Session! Award winners received a gift card and lunch with Provost Dr. Nigamanth Sridhar and Associate Vice-President for Research Dr. Roman Kondratov.

We are thrilled to announce that Anita Dhara (PhD candidate) and Sumayea Meem (PhD student) from Dr. Merlin Nithya Gnanapragasam's lab have been selected for the NIDDK Center for Excellence in Hematology Student/Postdoc Exchange Program.

Environmental Sciences lab students, led by Dr. Brice Grunert, recently collaborated with researchers at NASA to produce media documenting the lab's PACE validation activities.

Josh Hoeflich won the top art prize in “Supporting (our) Phase Shifts” category at the Congress. His art piece was titled “Spectral Inheritance”. The Congress was also attended by fellow CSU Physics students in Denver.

Phillip Wanyerka (Ph.D.), Director of Anthropology, and the CSU Archaeological Field School Program, was contacted by the Richfield Heritage Preserve to do winter archaeology at an historic 1836 home called the Oviatt House.

CSU celebrates graduating students who have overcome obstacles, made significant achievements or are fulfilling Cleveland State University’s mission in or outside the classroom.

Today, we celebrate Jaylin Gillum ’25.

Jaylin was also honored this week as being one of our A_⁺S Outstanding Scholars!

The Fall 2025 College of Arts and Sciences Valedictorian and Outstanding Scholars have been announced, and we would like to extend our warmest congratulations to these exceptional students!

The Cleveland State University (CSU) Chemistry Department and the broader university community fondly remember the legacy of Professor Emeritus Dr. Lily M. Ng, who passed away peacefully on September 22, 2025, in Minneapolis, MN, at the age of 79.

ENG 108 is a course that will help you build your academic voice—specifically your voice as an academic writer and researcher for professional and disciplinary purposes.

This innovative summer 2026 program abroad provides exciting academic opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students by partnering with a well-known institution in San José, Costa Rica. By design, this program highlights the many ways that proficiency in Spanish and familiarity with Latin American cultures can enrich careers and lives across a broad spectrum of professions, fields of inquiry, and personal interests.

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