News
Latest News
Filter By
Central State University alum Phyllis Bolds was posthumously recognized at Eta Phi Beta Sorority Lambda Chapter’s 60th Heart of Gold celebration.
Three Central State University students were awarded Ohio Education Association Aspiring Educator scholarships, including a $5,000 award for Chrissy Jackson.
Central State University’s Career Expo was designed to inform and educate students about what to expect after graduating and how to effectively begin a career. Scores of Central State University students perused the information tables in the University Center Ballroom on March 14, 15, and 16 at the Career Expo organized by the University’s Center of Excellence for HBCU Corporate Engagement and Office of Career Services.
Central State University’s Dayton location is growing as a workforce development hub. Central State and CareSource have developed a partnership that provides training services to community members who want to earn a Community Health Workers (CHW) certificate.
Central State University inducted 10 alumni into its Alumni Achievement Hall of Fame during an uplifting ceremony for the 136th Charter Day Convocation on March 7, 2023, in the Paul Robeson Cultural and Performing Arts Center Auditorium.
The Central State University Admission’s Recruiting Tour has become an annual event aimed to share the benefits of Central State University student life and educational opportunities.
Central State University President Dr. Jack Thomas responds with gratitude to Gov. Mike DeWine’s 2023 State-of-the-State address to the Ohio General Assembly, highlighting DeWine’s priorities in his proposed budget for fiscal year 2024-2025.
To quantify the true level of health disparity in Ohio, a landmark study is being conducted by a partnership among Central State University, the Mental Health & Addiction Advocacy Coalition, Multiethnic Advocates for Cultural Competence Inc., and Ohio University (OU). The study, "Behavioral Health in Ohio: Improving Data, Moving Toward Racial and Ethnic Equity," will be released in four parts throughout 2023.
The Federal Reserve Banks of Cleveland and Cincinnati donated 129 laptop computers to Central State University for students with low socioeconomic status.
Among Central State University's notable, trailblazing women are the late Nancy Wilson, honorary degree, ’76, a Grammy Award-winning jazz singer and actor; and Phyllis Bolds, ’54, a physicist who served the United States Air Force for three decades.