The Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree is granted in recognition of high achievement in scholarship and the ability to apply engineering fundamentals to complex technical problems. Doctoral students

Washkewicz College of Engineering’s Construction Management Program and Project Delivery Institute (CM/PDI) are closing their first year with notable growth, including strong enrollment, new faculty

Check out this awesome CSU Athletics highlight of recent electronics engineering technology graduate Colbi Maples.Cleveland State University Women's Basketball

Cleveland State University (CSU) has named Stephen Arhin, Ph.D., chair of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering in the Washkewicz College of Engineering.  Arhin brings more t

The Division I-AAA Athletics Directors Association announced its 24th annual Scholar-Athlete Team Wednesday, with Cleveland State graduate student Colbi Maples earning a spot on the 13-member team.

Cleveland State University became the first institution of higher education in Northeast Ohio to offer new interdisciplinary degrees designed to empower undergraduate students with the skills, versati

Julien "potatoblu" Medina is a sophomore computer engineering major from Cleveland, Ohio, joining the CSU Super Smash Bros. Ultimate team for his first year with the program. As a Luigi main, his standout competitive moment so far has been securing multiple stocks for CSU during the crew battle against Baldwin Wallace University. Outside of esports, Julien is an avid fan of F1, bicycling, and motorsports.

Junior "CptJunior" Ramos is a senior electrical engineering major from Cleveland, Ohio, who will be graduating this Spring. As a Hitscan DPS for the CSU Overwatch team, he specializes in heroes like Sojourn, Freja, Cassidy, and Ashe. Outside of esports, he enjoys bowling and creating 3D printing projects that are frequently featured on the program's social media. Following graduation, Junior plans to work for the FBI as an electronic technician. CSU Esports is incredibly proud of his accomplishments and his years of dedication as a backbone of the program.

On February 21st and 22nd, CSU hosted the Esports Ohio Regionals, welcoming over 30 high school teams from across Northeast Ohio. The two-day event featured competitive brackets in Fortnite, Overwatch, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Valorant, and Rocket League. CSU Esports was thrilled to provide a collegiate space for these high schoolers to showcase their skills, engage in challenging matches, and connect with other programs.

CSU Esports recently hosted the Cleveland High School of Digital Arts for a specialized training session. Eight collegiate players from the CSU Super Smash Bros. Ultimate team utilized five lab setups to provide expert coaching and practice through various character matchups. The visit helped the high school students sharpen their competitive skills just before participating in their regional finals, which were also held at Cleveland State.