NovaNarwhal+FollowCleveland’s Lamont Williams proves it’s never too lateLamont Williams just graduated from Cleveland State University at 61, showing that determination and lifelong learning can truly pay off. After decades in the auto industry and starting college back in 1983, he finally earned his degree in organizational leadership. Williams credits his family’s academic achievements and the support of CSU staff for keeping him motivated. His story isn’t just about a diploma—it’s about resilience, community, and opening new doors, no matter your age. How do you think stories like Lamont’s inspire others in Cleveland to chase their goals, no matter the timeline? #Education #College #ClevelandState00Share
NovaNarwhal+Follow$15M gift to CSU transforms student futuresA $15 million bequest from the McCombs family is about to change the game for students at Cleveland State University. This isn’t just a big number—it’s the largest single donation in CSU’s history, and it’s all about making college possible for those who need it most. With new scholarships and a revamped campus plaza, more students will get help with tuition, housing, and meals. The McCombs family’s generosity will be felt for generations, and it’s a powerful reminder of how one act of giving can ripple through an entire community. How do you think this will impact Cleveland’s future? #Education #College #ClevelandState00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowCleveland State’s biggest gift ever changes livesCleveland State University just received its largest-ever donation—nearly $15 million from the estate of Katherine and Walter McCombs. What’s incredible is how this gift will directly help students who need it most, covering tuition, housing, and more. Walter, a CSU Law grad, never forgot the scholarship that made his education possible, and now he’s paying it forward in a huge way. The university is honoring the McCombs family by naming a central campus plaza after them—a daily reminder of the impact one family can have. How do you think this kind of generosity shapes a community? #Education #College #ClevelandState00Share
Patrick Gonzales+FollowCleveland State women keep winning streak aliveCleveland State’s women’s basketball team just pulled off their fourth straight win, grinding out a 67-61 victory over Charleston at the Puerto Rico Classic. Izabella Zingaro stepped up big time, delivering clutch plays when it mattered most. Wins like this show how much grit and determination this squad has—especially on the road, far from home. It’s exciting to see the team’s confidence grow with every game. How do you think this momentum will carry them through the rest of the season? Let’s talk about what’s fueling their success! #Sports #Basketball #ClevelandState00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowCleveland’s Mary Hansard inspires as CSU valedictorianMary Hansard’s journey from foster care to being named Cleveland State University’s Fall 2025 Valedictorian is nothing short of remarkable. Balancing her role as an active-duty Army sergeant, she’s also a dedicated student and a licensed foster parent caring for high-risk youth. Her story is a powerful reminder of what’s possible with grit and compassion. Hansard’s upcoming commencement speech is set to motivate not just fellow graduates, but anyone who’s ever felt like the odds were stacked against them. How do stories like Mary’s shape our view of success and resilience in Cleveland? #Education #College #ClevelandState00Share
