Find a job at the Career Fair
More than 60 companies will attend the Central State Career Fair October 16, 2019, in the University Center. All students are invited to...
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Students study honey bees
Central State students are buzzing about campus this summer conducting research on honey bees. “My main goal is to understand the...
Summer Banking Institute grows
The Central State University College of Business launched its third annual Summer Banking Institute May 13, 2019, and students are taking...
Tornados strike. Students scramble.
Central State Track star Baron Wilson ran for cover May 27, 2019, as alarm sirens sounded in Greene County. “It was raining super hard...
The Bahamian Takeover
It all started with the Invincible Marching Marauders taking a trip to the Bahamas in 2014. Since that day, the Bahamian population at...
New garden about to bloom
Central State University is planning a new botanical garden for Wilberforce. The “Seed to Bloom” garden will cater to the CSU students...
Be on time or be left out
The Journalism and Digital Media program has adopted a new attendance policy for students in the program. Students must be on time for...
CSU reaches out to community
Central State opened a new location in February at the Xenia Reach Center on Progress Road. The Reach Center includes the CSU Outreach...
Career Fair open to all
Central State University will hold its annual Career Fair March 6, 2019, in the University Student Center. Sixty-eight companies are...
Mission trip to Brazil
Central State University students have the opportunity to travel to Brazil over the summer on a Campus Crusades for Christ (Cru) mission...
Top scholars honored
Central State University recognized more than 400 students for academic success April 2, 2019, at the 132nd Honors Day Convocation. “I’m...
Expired sodas leave bad aftertaste
Would you drink soda that was more than two and half years past its expiration date? Student Kyla Crooms recently did just that. She...
Using Schoology to vent
Central State University students complain that some students are using the university’s learning management system, Schoology, to engage...
Traffic tickets raise student ire
Central State University police are issuing more traffic citations spring semester, and students are unhappy. “I understand that speeding...
Paid internships available to all.
Central State University Career Services has a grant to pay students who obtain internships. “This is a great chance for students to get...
You, too, can study abroad!
Many students only dream of studying overseas, but for senior Nycole Hicks, that dream became reality. Hicks traveled to Guyana last year...
Aquaculture comes to CSU, hydroponic truck leaves
Central State University is pushing forward with new aquaculture ventures, despite the collapse of a plan to grow plants in a hydroponic...
Alleged assault raises questions
Former Central State University football quarterback Trent Mays has sparked some serious conversation around campus. Mays has been...
History of Africans no longer required at Ohio's HBCU
After a vote of faculty and top administrators, Central State University will no longer require students to take HIS 1110: History of...
We may grow it, but don't smoke it!
Central State University may want to build a medical marijuana testing facility on campus, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that...
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