via Cleveland Scene: "One of the things we know about our young artist community, or our community of creatives in the Cleveland region, is that they're really, really good...So the question is: How a

KeyBank recently celebrated 200 years of service in 2025 by unveiling a state-of-the-art museum at its headquarters in Key Tower. Turns out CSU student Andrew Zelina (MA ’25) had a major hand in the

via Crain's Cleveland Business: Cleveland State University plans to turn a 4,000-square-foot parking garage in the historic Middough Building into an artistic paradise. The Galleries at East 13th Stre

Last month we released the most recent issue (Volume 3, Issue 2) of the Physics Newsletter: the Spring 2025 issue! It covers some exciting stories, ranging from the upcoming CSU student trip to the 20

This year the Sigma Pi Sigma (SPS); Physics Honors Society together with the Society of Physics Students (SPS) will host 2025 Physics and Astronomy Congress in downtown Denver Colorado on Oct

Jurnee Weeams is now a Supporting Muralist for Impart 216, a Transformative Arts Fund mural initiative with Lead Artist Robin Robinson of Sankofa Fine Art Plus and Ingenuity Cleveland, a former Social

On September 24, 2024, Nicholas Barron ‘18 (BS Physics Honors) defended his Ph.D. thesis in Meteorology and Atmospheric Science titled “Investigating the Characteristics and Dynamics of Convective

On January 17th and 18th two of CSU’s Physics students, Grace Miller and Sophia Greene, attended the Conference for Undergraduate Women and Gender Minorities in Physics (CU*IP) organized by American Physical Society (APS) at Purdue University. Both students have been awarded travel grants from APS to attend CU*IP.

 Each year since early 2000s, CSU sets aside a big chuck of money (~$250k) to support summer undergraduate research on campus. The money are distributed on a competitive basis through Undergradua

Thanks to generous support from the Physics Dept alumni and friends during the annual CSU’s Giving Day, each semester the department awards one Giving Day Physics Scholarship. A recipient is chosen