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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 Oct. 19.
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.
Four new faculty members join Levin College with expertise in counseling, transportation, urban studies, community-engaged research, communication, and journalism.
A 2000 MPA graduate, former part time faculty member, and longtime public service leader, Dr. Floun’Say Caver maintained strong ties to Levin College.
The Aspiring Educators chapter earned national recognition, and Ohio State Rep. Sean Brennan was honored for his advocacy for future educators.
CSU alumnus Richard B. Austin, Ph.D., will discuss belonging and systemic change for marginalized students at TEDxClevelandStateUniversity.