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On Tuesday, April 7, students, faculty and families gathered in the Paul Robeson Cultural and Performing Arts Auditorium at Central State University to celebrate academic achievement, leadership and excellence across campus.
Domonique Davis II has built his football journey on discipline, patience and belief — traits that carried the standout linebacker to the HBCU Legacy Bowl in New Orleans on Feb. 21.
Former Central State University track and field standout Darcey Dorris ’25 is taking her leadership from the throwing circle to the national stage, recently earning selection to the National Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and an appointment to the NCAA Division II Legislation Committee.
Central State University junior Edmond Kollie has built an academic journey defined by determination, curiosity, and a commitment to helping others succeed. A Presidential Scholar and Honors College biology major, Kollie has immersed himself in research—from studying cardiac membrane integrity to examining the antibacterial properties of Hibiscus sabdariffa.
Central State University proudly celebrated its 139th Charter Day, bringing together students, alumni, faculty, staff, and supporters for a powerful day of reflection, recognition, and renewed commitment to the future of the University.
Central State University has launched the 1890 Marauder STEM Mentorship Program, a new peer-to-peer initiative designed to strengthen recruitment, retention and graduation rates among students pursuing degrees in science, technology, engineering, and agriculture.
Central State University will celebrate its 139th Charter Day on Tuesday, March 3, with a 24-hour Giving Day that invites alumni, friends, students, faculty, staff, and supporters to come together in support of student success and the future of the University.
The latest episode of the Central State University Podcast spotlights the recent campus visit by the WeHBSeeU TV documentary team as they captured the rising national attention on CSU’s Interdisciplinary Forensic Studies minor.
Two Central State University students — Royalty Hightower and Donniesha Hawkins — were among nearly 200 who gathered recently at Arizona State University’s Tempe campus to participate in an intensive national roleplaying conference titled “Model USDA.”