Josh won the top art prize in “Supporting (our) Phase Shifts” category at the Congress. His art piece was titled “Spectral Inheritance”. According to Josh, the piece “illuminates a thr

   CSU students and CSU REU alumni met with Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell (Irish physicist, the discoverer of radio pulsar, the plenary speaker of the 2025 Congress) for a lunch where each

The CSU Physics Department newsletter (Volume 4, Issue 1) is now available. Stories in this issue cover faculty awards, and highlights from our students and alumni. Please check it out at: ..

Physics graduate student, Peninah Mumbi Kariuki has won the Best Graduate Student Poster Award at the American Physical Society’s Eastern Great Lakes Section Fall Meeting, held at Eastern Mich

University Marketing’s Matt Lupica gets the inside scoop on physics professor Jearl Walker’s path to Cleveland State University, as well as his moment in the national spotlight when he appeared on

Jonathan Hammel, a physics student at Cleveland State University, spotted waterspouts that were over Lake Erie near Cleveland on Thursday. Jonathan recorded the phenomenon, which is common in the area

This summer I had the opportunity to attend Michigan State University's Nuclear Science Summer School. We spent a week at the Facility for Rare Isotope Beams (FRiB) getting hands-on experience l

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

On April 9, 2025, CSU held its 2025 Faculty Excellence Award Celebration. Jearl Walker, who has been teaching at CSU for 52 years, was awarded the Distinguished Professorship at this ceremony. T

 At the Faculty Excellence Award Celebration on April 9, 2025, Associate Professor in Physics, Dr.  Thijs Heus was recognized as CSU’s Distinguished Faculty in Research. Thijs is leading r