CSU alumni routinely appear in the publication's annual recognition of the region's brightest young professionals.
CSU alumni routinely appear in the publication's annual recognition of the region's brightest young professionals.
To many students, he was affectionately known as “Papa Schwartz,” a genial figure on campus, readily accessible and ever present.
We've shared a lot this year. Interesting campus connections with the city, influential alumni shaping the region and spooky urban legends.
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Great things happen when we join forces.
Thanks to everyone who joined us for the festivities.
They're making waves and earned a spot in this year’s esteemed class of young professionals.
Drew Anderson (BBA '09) and his partners set out create something "big" when they launched what is now Cleveland Kitchen. By all accounts, they've succeeded.
There are those who teach. And there are those who inspire.
When everyone locked themselves inside during COVID, Chris Giancola (BSCE ’23) went outside, opened up an Italian ice cart and grew it into a popular brick-and-mortar shop.
CSU is the first and only public U.S. institution to extend the benefit to graduates.