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Central State University

January 15, 2010

• Essence editor to speak at Central State conference

November 4, 2009

• Central State to open $9.8 million Natural Sciences Department

September 8, 2009

• Rapper Talib Kweli to speak at Central State

June 26, 2009

• Central State, Cincinnati State form academic partnership

June 3, 2009

• Central State could see $3 million cut under Senate budget

May 1, 2009

• Central State chorus to perform annual concert

April 21, 2009

• Central State gets $100,000 in state funds for renovation

April 20, 2009

• Cosby jokes about Ohio colleges during CSU concert
• Cosby says to consider two-year college in tough times

April 8, 2009

• Central State, Sinclair to sign partnership

April 6, 2009

• Obama official to speak at Central State

April 1, 2009

• Gov. Strickland to host Bill Cosby

March 13, 2009

• Comedian Chris Rock's mother to speak at Central State

February 11, 2009

• Roland S. Martin to speak at Central State's African-American Male Leadership Institute