Dear Alumni and Friends,

Welcome to the November edition of CSU Matters, the first in a monthly series of updates, news stories and behind-the-scenes peeks at Cleveland State University.

Our students, faculty and staff members are involved in astounding academic, creative and community projects. We are reaching new milestones for the University and the region. And our national and international network of Vikings is surprising us daily with their personal and professional achievements.

Of course, there are too many stories to share, but I have selected a few that capture the energy of CSU at this moment. 

Regards,

The Demon Barber Arrives at Playhouse Square

Later this week, our CSU troupe of performers, stage crew and co-directors will premier Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street at Playhouse Square. Join me as I visit the set and chat with the Theatre and Dance Department about this fall’s performance.

A Transformational Gift

Thanks to the unwavering support of Mort Levin, his wife Judy and his entire family, Cleveland State University will name its newly formed college The Levin College of Public Affairs and Education.

100 Years of Engaged Learning

Our engineering co-op will soon reach a milestone — 100 years of providing practical work experiences in engineering fields to our students. Although CSU was founded in 1964, the program initially began with Fenn College, circa 1923!

From Recovery to Discovery

Rachel Gasper claims she doesn’t have “the most compelling story,” but I think you’ll find her personal struggle against drug addiction and her path to graduation both harrowing and inspiring.

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