Cleveland Reporter

Feb. 4 is National Thank a Mail Carrier Day—a time to appreciate the work of those in the profession, which, in places like Cleveland, often takes place in the blowing rain or heavy snow.

Student Spotlight: Emily Worline

As an undergraduate student at Kalamazoo College, second-year law student Emily Worline founded her own 501(c)(3) nonprofit called Refugee Outreach Collective (ROC). Driven by her work in refugee camps in Greece, Emily was motivated to make changes at home.

3 things to do in Cleveland in February

We’re officially in the thick of winter in Cleveland, but that doesn’t mean you have to stay huddled indoors.

U.S. Department of Education funding will enhance existing study, fortify curriculum and recruitment for engineering students in modeling/simulation program.

The U.S. Department of Education has awarded Yong Tao, Ph.D., the Betty L. Gordon Endowed Professor and Chair of the Cleveland State University Washkewicz College of Engineering, a $1,009,852 grant through the Modeling and Simulation Program (MSP) to develop new courses, fortify curriculum and enhance student success in the job market for engineering graduates.

Yemen Accountability Project Publishes Third White Paper

In January, the Yemen Accountability Project (YAP), a student-led initiative affiliated with the Global Accountability Network and hosted at Case Western Reserve University School of Law, published its third white paper, "Cultural Property: Building the Case for Prosecuting the Destruction of Cultural Property in Yemen."

Cleveland State Track & Field Notches Five Top-10 Finishes At Hillsdale Wide Track Invite

The Cleveland State track and field team continued the 2022-23 indoor slate Saturday, competing at the Hillsdale Wide Track Invite.

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HIRAM LOPEZ VALDEZ, PH.D. EARNS 2023 EMERGING SCHOLARS NOD

Congratulations go out to Hiram López Valdez, Ph.D., Cleveland State University Assistant Professor of Mathematics, for being featured in the just-released Emerging Scholars 2023 edition of "Diverse: Issues in Higher Education." Dr. López Valdez was one of 15 nationally-selected professors for the honor.

Student Spotlight: Emily Worline

As an undergraduate student at Kalamazoo College, second-year law student Emily Worline founded her own 501(c)(3) nonprofit called Refugee Outreach Collective (ROC). Driven by her work in refugee camps in Greece, Emily was motivated to make changes at home.

TAKE STEPS TOWARDS HEALTHIER LIVES AT WELLFEST THU 2/2

Wellness is at the forefront of so many discussions today and Cleveland State University continues to be an active participant in these conversations.

James Pasch (LAW ’10) Named Senior Director of National Litigation of the ADL

On this Holocaust Remembrance Day, commemorating the anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz extermination camp, the battle against antisemitism is more important than ever.

5 questions with… Emmanuelle Iskandar, a Mandel School student making a career change

Emmanuelle Iskandar completed her master’s degree in food engineering in Lebanon on Aug. 4, 2020—the day after the devastating port explosion in Beirut. Between the COVID-19 pandemic and the economic crisis the explosion had caused, it was challenging for freshly graduated students like Iskandar to find a job.

Dean Scharf’s MOOC Reaches Notable Milestone

Ten years ago, Coursera asked CWRU Law Professor Michael Scharf to establish a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) in his area of expertise, International Criminal Law.

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Interim Director of Financial Aid, Michael Collins, says student loans should be last resort for paying for college

Interim Director of Financial Aid, Michael Collins, says student loans should be last resort for paying for college

EXPERIMENTAL MUSIC EVENINGS FEATURE CSU FACULTY, WORLD PREMIERE WORKS

After a three-year, pandemic-induced hiatus from performing live together, the musical ensembles No Exit (Cleveland, OH) and Zeitgeist (St. Paul, MN) will once again share a stage to present an evening of enlivening experimental music.

Physics’ Kenneth Singer and CWRU graduates talk about university participating in CES in Las Vegas

Physics’ Kenneth Singer and CWRU graduates talk about university participating in CES in Las Vegas

CWRU Recognized by Inaugural AALS Pro Bono Honor Roll

The Association of American Law Schools inaugural Pro Bono Honor Roll acknowledges and highlights the pro bono work of individuals engaging in, expanding, and/or supporting their law school community in providing pro bono legal services.

Together again

This article appeared in the fall/winter 2022 issue of Think magazine.

Jonathan Adler Cited by Supreme Court of Ohio

The Supreme Court of Ohio recently cited the scholarship of CWRU School of Law Professor Jonathan H. Adler in a decision holding that Ohio courts need not defer to state administrative agency interpretations of state law.

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Cleveland State Track & Field Continues Indoor Season At Mastodon Invitational

The Cleveland State track & field team will return to action this weekend, participating in the Mastodon Invitational hosted by Purdue Fort Wayne on Saturday, January 21.

HONORING THE LEGACY OF DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.