Youngstown News by: Posted: Jul 28, 2025 / 01:59 PM EDT Updated: Jul 28, 2025 / 05:49 PM EDT by: Lorie Barber Posted: Jul 28, 2025 / 01:59 PM EDT Updated: Jul 28, 2025 / 05:49 PM EDT SHARE YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) – A generous donation is on its way to Youngstown State to help protect the K9 serving…

University Community Image Ohio University Libraries is pleased to report that OHIO faculty have published more than 223 Open Access journal articles through a transformative license agreement with publishers Elsevier, Springer, Wiley, Cambridge and the Institute of Physics, saving faculty more than…

The recipients of the 2025-26 Ohio State Energy Partners (OSEP) Academic Collaboration Awards include projects to reduce carbon emissions and increase opportunities for undergraduate students to participate in research by monitoring ions in the Olentangy Watershed. Administered by The Ohio State…

Interest in artificial intelligence training is soaring, but only a fraction of the demand is being met by higher education, according to a new report. Nearly 57 million people in the U.S. are interested in learning AI-based skills—with about 8.7 million currently learning, the higher education…

As artificial intelligence tools continue to develop, more industries are seeking workers who possess AI skills, creating opportunities for higher education to better prepare students. A recent report from Lightcast found that job postings requiring generative AI skills for non–computer science or…

COLUMBUS, Ohio - Miami University’s main campus in Oxford has joined a tuition reciprocity agreement, allowing students from 29 Indiana border counties to pay in-state tuition rates. The agreement, which extends a benefit previously available only at Miami’s regional campuses in Hamilton and…

Ohio University brought together more than 40 regional employers, economic development leaders, and university faculty and staff for the Preliminary Southeast Ohio Industry and Employer Convening on Global Workforce Readiness on June 23. The event, hosted by the School of International Studies and…

A first of its kind study from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology shows some concerning findings on how AI affects brain activity as all Ohio State University students, starting with this fall’s freshman class, will be trained to use AI in their majors. The study found those who use ChatGPT…

“I’m energized to join Clark State — a cornerstone of the Springfield region and a place where second chances become new beginnings,” Charlton said. “Here, students balance work and family while striving for their full potential, and education transforms not only individuals but entire communities.”…

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It’s been two years since Ohio policymakers, led by Governor DeWine, enacted sweeping early literacy reforms aligned to the science of reading, an evidence-based instructional approach that research has proven is an effective way to teach children how to read. Key elements of the statewide…

University of Akron College of Law's classes were moved online the week of July 28 after the building was vandalized over the weekend. Akron police cruisers and downtown plantings also were damaged. In a prepared statement, a UA spokesperson said there was an incident July 26 involving "individual…

Imagine this: A Cleveland Clinic drone lifts off with life-saving medication, flying quickly to its pharmacy hub in Twinsburg. Or a cargo drone carries a shipping container from Norfolk to Cleveland — no highway or railroad required. Or a police drone arrives on-scene within minutes of a 911 call,…

The first six months in 2025 saw 130 confirmed and unconfirmed ransomware attacks against colleges and schools, according to a report from Comparitech.

Lyme disease is the most common tickborne illness in Ohio, and the number of cases have significantly increased in recent years.

Kinetic, a joint venture between NEOMED and Bounce Innovation Hub to support the commercialization and development of new medical technologies, was formed in 2023. Since then, the organization has helped 38 different companies create 82 patents, while being awarded over $28 million in funding.

Massive cuts to a federal health insurance program could impact the 3.4 million college students who rely on it.

Editor’s note: This is Part IV of Central State University’s ongoing series for BIPOC Mental Health Awareness Month.

July 31 event to spotlight markets’ community, economic contributions

Miami University's main campus now offers students from 29 Indiana counties in-state tuition, the university said in a release July 29.

COLUMBUS, Ohio -Cuyahoga Community College will renovate part of its Corporate College East campus using more than $585,000 in state funding approved last week by the Ohio Controlling Board.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Ohio State students will return to campus next month with a new academic expectation: AI fluency. In June, Ohio State University announced that by 2029, every student will graduate with the ability to use AI in relation to their major. Provost Ravi Bellamkonda provided an…

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio – Youngstown State University business students recently returned from an 11-day learning experience to Japan. The Williamson College of Business Administration students engaged directly with global business leaders, startups and cultural institutions across Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and…

News Release For the second consecutive year, Southern State Community College has been selected as a winner of Cincy Magazine’s Family Choice Awards in the following category: Best Local Community/Technical College. Cincy Magazine – a locally, veteran, family-owned publication that covers news in…

Eric Nauman’s lab looks like the kind of place where engineering problems are unravelled and solved. Students work on novel biomedical and sports-related projects in every corner of the University of Cincinnati’s Human Injury Research and Regenerative Technologies Lab on the first floor of the…

As a licensed social worker embedded with the Chillicothe Police Department, Ohio University Chillicothe alumna Joanna Denny is never far from her police-issued radio. She responds to mental health crisis calls and assists people dealing with addiction, mental health issues, homelessness and more.…

It's a growing industry in Ohio....Literally!We're talking about the market for Cannabis. And now, nearby Kent State University is offering a new program that could help people learn more about the marijuana industry, from growing it, to marketing and selling it. If you know someone going to Kent…

While exploring off-campus housing options, August Tucker was confronted with two starkly different versions of student life. A rising Ohio State University third-year student, Tucker could’ve spent $500 a month to share a modest, slightly weathered home with two roommates near South campus, a…

The news comes after Ohio school districts, pro-public education organizations and hundreds of individuals signed on to a letter on July 21 urging state and congressional leaders to help release federal funds. Led by the coalition Honesty for Ohio Education, the letter was directed at Attorney…

A local liberal arts college has received $23 million from the estate of a professor and coach who spent more than 30 years teaching there. Jerry Scheve, a longtime and “highly respected” accounting professor and women’s basketball coach, left the $23 million sum to Wilmington College after passing…

Ten years ago, the governor of Maryland appointed me a trustee at Montgomery College, one of the oldest, largest, and most successful community colleges in the country. I couldn’t wait to dive in. From Day 1, I lobbied public officials for money, chaired committees, and pored over budgets until the…

We are now six months into the second Trump administration, and colleges are confronting a vast array of threats to their budgets, including cuts in federal research funding, an increased endowment tax, and a possible chill in international enrollment. In response, colleges are scenario planning,…

OHIO — As college students prepare to return to campus in the coming weeks, many Ohio families are facing difficult questions about how to pay for higher education and whether the investment is worth it. What You Need To Know The College Board ranks Ohio 49th for tuition growth, with schools…

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