Posted November 19, 2021 in Articles
A generous grant from The George Gund Foundation will provide 120 Say Yes Cleveland scholarship recipients from the Cleveland Metropolitan School District (CMSD) the opportunity to participate in Cleveland State University’s highly successful Living Learning Community.
“This is, by far, the largest gift from the Gund Foundation in CSU’s history and we are incredibly grateful to David Abbott and the Gund Foundation board of trustees for this transformational support,” said CSU president Harlan Sands.
The university’s program helps students succeed and ultimately graduate by providing a residential experience with academic support, graduation coaching, and other comprehensive wraparound services.
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Posted November 19, 2021 in Articles
A new $1 million gift from KeyBank will help Cleveland State University further prepare students to be actively engaged citizens who have a positive, direct impact on their communities. Named for former KeyCorp chairman... read more
Posted October 12, 2021 in Articles
In 2020, CSU’s 2-for-1 Tuition Promise slashed tuition up to 50 percent for hundreds of students. In doing so, students, like the ones you’ll meet here, were emboldened to work harder and engage more fully... read more
Posted September 28, 2021 in Articles
Washkewicz College of Engineering at Cleveland State University hosted a ribbon cutting and grand opening reception for the Rockwell Automation Connected Enterprise Laboratory on September 28.
The high-tech, hands-on lab is a an ultra-modern learning environment,... read more
Posted July 21, 2021 in Press Releases
Cleveland State University announces a new partnership with TransDigm Group Inc. The company will provide scholarship funds through the Doug Peacock Scholarship Program to support tuition and on-campus housing needs for female and underrepresented minority... read more