There was probably no more invigorating undergrad semester for Luanne Bole-Becker’s than her junior year at Cleveland State in the spring of 1976. Bole-Becker was studying accounting, but her heart was in music and thoughts of how it could connect the unconnectable. Come her third year at CSU,…

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Archbold, Ohio (10-22-25) – The Northwest State Community College Board of Trustees met in regular session on Friday, October 17th on the Archbold Campus. After roll call, NSCC President Dr. Todd Hernandez provided an important update on the College’s State Share of Instruction (SSI). SSI DEFINITION…

ATHENS — Ohio University's Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine has partnered with three southeast Ohio health care organizations to provide more training opportunities for medical students and potentially bolster the region's physician workforce. The collaboration with Physicians Group of…

As Americans earn nondegree credentials in droves, many are paying for these programs out of pocket, according to a new report from the Pew Charitable Trusts. The report, released Thursday, analyzed 2022 data from a new national survey of over 15,000 American adults fielded by the U.S. Census…

After nearly three decades of steady use, Lorain County Community College’s Spitzer Conference Center is getting a multimillion-dollar refresh. The conference center — home to everything from corporate training sessions to community banquets — will see interior and technology upgrades as part of an…

Ohio University students learned about internship opportunities and other programs available to them at a special event in September and also heard from fellow students about their internship experiences. The students are all members of the Ohio University Urban Planning Student Association (UPSA)…

BOWLING GREEN, Ohio — Bowling Green State University will host the first-ever Great Lakes AI Week conference, Nov. 4-6, at the Bowen-Thompson Student Union. The three-day conference organized by Enterprise Technology Association will bring together professionals from all over the Midwest, including…

CLEVELAND -Cleveland State University President Laura Bloomberg said she continues to believe the decision to transfer day-to-day operations of WCSB 89.3 to Ideastream was correct, despite ongoing protests from students and community members. “Much of my speech today was focused on preparing…

E. Gordon Gee, former president and now a consultant for Ohio State University, wrote an op-ed for Fox News calling for diversity of beliefs on college campuses.He argued that universities have not done enough to restore order following campus protests related to the war in Gaza.Gee proposed that…

Photo via Olliver Hunt/The New Politi This article was published as part of The New Political’s 2025 Fall Print. Artificial intelligence is a fast-growing tool that has infiltrated the daily lives of everyone. Not only has it gotten into everyday lives, but also academics. Students and professors…

Wyoming is one of many states that embraced a campaign to encourage more people to enroll in higher education. Some leaders and students wonder if it was a mistake. Listen to this article · 9:40 min Learn more Signs for Serve Wyoming and a Walmart Distribution Center outside Cheyenne, Wy. Rachel…

Artificial intelligence tools are becoming more common on college campuses, with many institutions encouraging students to engage with the technology to become more digitally literate and better prepared to take on the jobs of tomorrow. But some of these tools pose risks to young adults and teens…

As the federal government shutdown entered its fourth week Wednesday, some colleges, universities and researchers are feeling the added strain on a system that’s faced a string of major disruptions since Donald Trump retook the presidency in January. “What always happens is the longer it goes on,…

Bloomberg knows what volatility and uncertainty look like up close. Cleveland State spent much of 2024 and 2025 cutting budgets, eliminating positions and scaling back academic offerings — difficult but necessary steps to rightsize the university and prepare for a shrinking pool of college-bound…

YOUNGSTOWN A professor at Youngstown State University has been awarded a $100,000 grant to advance automation training. Computer Science Professor Robert Korenic received a $100,000 grant that will fund the purchase of new programmable logic controller (PLC) equipment. This new equipment will expand…

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Cleveland State University plans to maximize its downtown location by requiring nearly all undergraduate degree programs to include applied learning experiences by 2030, CSU President Laura Bloomberg. “We are in a downtown environment,” Bloomberg said Tuesday, during her State of…

Deanna Kroetz, dean of the College of Pharmacy at The Ohio State University, has been elected to the 2025 class of inductees to the National Academy of Medicine (NAM), considered one of the highest honors in the fields of health and medicine. Kroetz, also a professor of pharmaceutics and…

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With faculty in academic regalia and community leaders filling Savage Arena, Dr. James Holloway used his inauguration as the University of Toledo’s 19th president to launch a bold research and innovation agenda aimed squarely at Toledo’s future. At the heart of his plan is Innovate Toledo — a new…

Since opening at The Ohio State University in 2015, the Higher Education Center for Alcohol and Drug Misuse Prevention and Recovery (HECAOD) has been developing college campus professionals who support alcohol and drug misuse prevention. Beginning in 2023, HECAOD expanded its portfolio to focus on a…

Ohio University alumni were back in a-town for Homecoming this weekend and the main attraction, Saturday morning’s parade, delivered yet again. The parade kicked off on West Union Street and ended at the Konneker Alumni Center. The sunny weather was complemented by a plethora of student…

The Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services, which focuses on ensuring equal opportunity and improving outcomes for individuals with disabilities in the public education system, was among those hardest hit by mass layoffs at the Education Department on Oct. 10. And while most of the…

By Teresa R. Manning October 20, 2025 zero comment With its new institutes of civics and culture, Ohio has become a leader not just for the restoration of civics education but also for traditional humanities in American higher education. These centers were established in large part because of…

Earning a bachelor’s degree is far less affordable at Ohio’s public universities than at those in other Great Lakes states, according to a new report. Researchers at the National College Attainment Network (NCAN) found Ohio’s public university students had an average affordability gap – the…

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Flashback: University leaders tell Axios its AI era began a year ago with the appointment of new provost Ravi Bellamkonda. "He came in with the energy of, 'If we're going to really unlock and support this work at scale, we need to be able to make a bold statement about it,'" says Shereen Agrawal,…

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – Sinclair Community College has been given over $800,000 in grant funds from the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce. Sinclair is one of seven schools awarded the Career Pathway Support Network Grant, which is a $7.1 million investment to bring career-connected learning…

Seventh graders from Warren Local make colored slime during the demonstration with Syensqo on Tuesday. (Photo by Amber Phipps) Appalachian Ohio Manufacturers’ Coalition Intern Jaden Martin teaches seventh graders about the company and its advanced technology during Washington State College of Ohio’s…

by WKRC Mon, October 20th 2025 at 9:20 PMUpdated Mon, October 20th 2025 at 10:21 PM Gaile Pohlhaus, associate dean of the College of Arts and Science; Timothy Melley, director of the Humanities Center; and Renée Baernstein, dean of the College of Arts and Science at Bachelor Hall as it undergoes…

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PAINESVILLE, Ohio — Lake Erie College has announced a new scholarship program aimed at making higher education more affordable for Cuyahoga County students. The Cuyahoga Connect Scholarship offers a flat tuition rate of $7,500 per semester — or $15,000 per year — for new full-time students from the…

Marietta College will host a pair of events this week. The Office of Admission at Marietta College will welcome aspiring teachers and education professionals to campus for Education Visit Day on Friday, Oct. 24, from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The event is designed to help young minds grow, offering…

GAMBIER — Four Kenyon College students have received the Austin E. Knowlton Memorial Scholarship that supports Ohioans who are interested in mathematics and related fields. This year’s winners include a member of each class, and they come from across the state. They are Noah Bartlett, a first-year…

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