From CSU to front page: Journalism grad Casey Couch spotlights Cleveland’s role in new Superman movie.

The RISE Program fosters inclusion by empowering students with intellectual and developmental disabilities to thrive alongside peers in a supportive campus environment.

Levin College alumna Katherine Gallagher explains how the Master of Public Administration program prepared her for a public service career in Cuyahoga County.

Congratulations to Maxine Goodman Levin School of Urban Affairs graduate Tania Menesse (MSUS '10), who was recently inducted into Cleveland Magazine's 2023 Business Hall of Fame & Community Leader

Dr. Claire E. Hughes, Professor of Special, Gifted, and Twice-Exceptional Education submitted the following opinion piece to Cleveland.com this November 2023:

What if Stephen Hawking, renowned for

The CSU campus is full of hidden gems.

Shining especially bright are the grade school and two high schools right on campus, the result of an innovative partnership between the Cleveland Metropolita

Project UNITE, an urban network community on campus, ready to set the golden standard

Cleveland State University Drs. Terri Purcell, Markita Warren, Laura Northrop, and Beth Nagy have been awarded

Christopher Alvarado, a graduate of the Levin College of Public Affairs and Education, has been nominated by Cuyahoga County Executive Chris Ronayne (MUPDD ‘96) to lead the Department of Regional Co

Levin College of Public Affairs and Education graduate Angie Schmitt (MUPD ‘12) has been recognized by Planetizen as one of 100 people making an impact of planning and cities today on their list of

Cleveland.com recently featured Levin College of Public Affairs and Education graduate, Meg Ryan Shockey, as she announced her mayoral campaign in Brooklyn. Shockey, who has been a member of the Brook