An analysis of Cleveland police reports spanning 24 years examines how rape cases are classified and whether documentation supports those decisions.

From the classroom to student publications, Abigail Saplak is putting her journalism education into practice while preparing for life after graduation.

Levin College alumnus Dr. Richard Austin recently brought his perspective on safe spaces, community, and institutional change to TEDx Cleveland State University.

What began as a classroom assignment became a community event bringing together urban planning enthusiasts, community advocates, and civic leaders to discuss Cleveland's future.

Levin College students presented research on social media, civil discourse, youth activism, and refugee education at CSU’s Undergraduate Research Poster Session.

Interested in exploring undergraduate or graduate programs at Cleveland State University? The Levin College of Public Affairs and Education is hosting three upcoming open houses where prospective stud

Help recognize leaders whose service and impact reflect Levin College’s mission by submitting a Catalyst or Impact Award nomination by Nov. 20.

CSU’s Center for Urban Education is helping Ohio high school students bring youth-led research and recommendations into the development of school AI policies.

A $1.45 million grant will support more than 80 CSU graduate students while helping strengthen Ohio’s behavioral health workforce.

Jane Matousek reflects on how communication coursework, student leadership, and faculty mentorship at CSU helped prepare her for a career in public relations.