Academic excellence, dynamic partnerships, and a bold expansion mark Central State's new era!

• A $75 million expansion project featuring the already completed Honors Residential Hall and the nearly completed, off-campus Shorter Road Apartments.
  
• "Project 42," a state-of-the-art Land Grant research complex comprising two innovative facilities worth more than $25 million.
  
• A $3.1 million software gift from the Student Freedom Initiative - enhancing CSU's software services and elevating our technological capabilities.
  
• A $3 million grant from the National Telecommunication Information Administration to empower minority communities through improved technology infrastructure.
  
  
  
• CSU's growth with our current enrollment — nearly 4,800 students — highlighting our appeal as a top-tier educational institution.
  
• The early success of CSU's Capital Campaign, raising over $8 million ($1.2 million in cash and $7.2 million in grants and services) during the silent phase for FY23.
  
• The CSU-CareSource collaboration, revolutionizing community health worker training and shaping tomorrow's healthcare professionals with $200,000 in funding.
  
• The vibrant international community through CSU's thriving Bahamian Ministry Initiative, with over 150 Bahamian students enriching our campus life.
  
• The vast network of opportunities created by CSU's expanding corporate partnerships, now collaborating with over 60 esteemed organizations.
  
• CSU’s effort to provide employment-related training, entrepreneurship skills development, and education to underserved communities in the Miami Valley region through our Workforce Training & Business Development Center, funded by U.S. Economic Development Administration.