CSU surprise: Celebrate of the buststrasse celebrating the head of the bus!

CSU surprise: Celebrate of the buststrasse celebrating the head of the bus!

Neu-Ulm, Deutschland - In Neu-Ulm there was an unexpected turning point regarding the controversial bus route through the Escheugraben. The CSU parliamentary group, which until recently was determined to advance the project, surprisingly announced that the controversial bus route should not be built. This happened after massive protests by the residents who feared their quality of living, since the planned route was to lead directly past their newly built houses. Since the summer of last year, the city had threatened to carry out the project, which led to the unique protests of the citizens. In response to this, the CSU has now spoken out for a compromise, which brings a great relief shortly before Christmas. So the swp .

Also at Cleveland State University, the new exhibition "Protest to Progress" is reminiscent of the 60-year history of the Civil Rights Act and its interaction with the development of the university. This shows image material and magazine articles from the 1960s to the present day, which document the work of the first black students at the CSU. Ron Kisner, a CSU alumnus, explained that the exhibition deals with the questions of how the university has reached its current diversity. In addition, the challenges and setbacks are discussed that were necessary to make the CSU an open and inclusive institution. Dr. Laura Bloomberg, the President of the CSU, emphasized that the history of the university is honestly reflected on the progress and also the mistakes, such as Csuohio.edu reported.

Developments in Neu-Ulm and at the CSU show how the protest and commitment of citizens and students can cause changes. With the withdrawal of the CSU from the planned bus route and the ceremonial opening of the exhibition in Cleveland, it becomes clear that both local and university communities are actively working on the design of their future.