“The technologies I develop are microscopes used to look at separations of the elements,” Kisley said. “The microscopes we build are fluorescent microscopes or luminescent microscopes, so we use laser

Gilbert, Porter first to ever receive Exceptional Volunteer Service Award Henry Comer is the 2024 Distinguished Alumni Award recipient for UC Blue Ash. The University of Cincinnati Blue Ash College ad

After the disastrous launch of the new Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FASFA) last year, all eyes are on this fall’s rollout, watching under skeptically raised brows for signs of improvement

A survey of roughly 1,000 learners with some college credits but no credential found that many of these former students distrust higher ed and question the value of a degree. The study, highlighted in

After students graduate from Kent State University, most of them put their degrees to work in Ohio, applying their knowledge in a variety of fields, KSU President Todd Diacon told attendees at the Bow

“(GISA) is making great strides on its new Upper Academy facility,” said Founding Director Josh Jennings. “The project remains on track for a spring 2025 completion, with the overall budget in good sh

Dean Jeff Bauer talks to Cincinnati Business Courier about college's future University of Cincinnati Clermont College Dean Jeff Bauer recently spoke with the Cincinnati Business Courier about the regi

In 2020, Congress voted to overhaul the FAFSA, seen here in its old, paper form. The federal application's relaunch, in late 2023, came with a whole host of problems. Richard Stephen/Getty Images/iSto

University Community Image Ohio University Southern, in partnership with Scioto County Aspire, is introducing two new free training programs designed to enhance professional development in the fields

ASHLAND, Ohio – With everything offered at the three-day Connecting 4 Justice International Conference at Ashland University last month, participants couldn’t go wrong with whatever sessions they chos

OXFORD, Ohio — The Future Leaders Forum will draw big names in conservative politics to Miami University Thursday. U.S. Senate candidate Bernie Moreno, former presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy an

Patrick Kelley, a graduate of the third cohort of the Emerging Leaders program in the College of Business, has been awarded the inaugural 2024 Emerging Leaders

The cost of college continues to rise. The student debt crisis has gained national infamy. A bachelor’s degree no longer guarantees a stable career. And the demographic cliff has enrollment numbers pl

CINCINNATI — A University of Cincinnati student is grateful these days for how far he’s come. He said if it wasn’t for a supportive family and community, he probably wouldn’t be here today. What You N

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The Biology of Hope and Belief is a general education (GE) course at The Ohio State University. GE classes serve a vital role at the university by helping undergraduate students develop skills in comm

A West Virginia University (WVU) researcher is paving the way for two-year community and technical college students to pursue astrophysics and astronomy at four-year institutions like WVU. The project

Front window into the College of Education and Human Ecology, home to the Department of Health and Exercise Science. Credit: Garret Travers | Lantern Reporter Confusion surrounding the accreditations

Ohio State University is giving students Election Day off—at least mostly—as part of a pilot program. The university said in a social media post this week that Nov. 5 will be a “university-wide day of

Immigration fuels numbers, diversity at American colleges Immigrant-origin students are the fastest-growing group of students on American campuses, accounting for 32 percent of all higher-education en

Innovation districts—traditionally created through collaborations between cities, industry and research universities—are evolving to keep pace with rapid advancements in technology and an increasing n

It was standing-room only inside Otterbein University's Roush Hall for September's presidential debate. Although an event for last week's vice presidential debate wasn't quite as packed, student leade

Living Oct 5, 2024 Photo Provided Belmont College Governor’s Merit Scholarship recipient Hallee McGary. ST. CLAIRSVILLE – Belmont College announced that Hallee McGary from Flushing has been awarded th

TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Admission to colleges and universities based on race is now limited after a Supreme Court ruling in June of 2023. In Ohio, the state attorney general gave the opinion that the ru

In honor of Ohio’s vital role in the manufacturing sector and the future of high-tech industries, Southern State is proud to recognize Manufacturing Month this October. Manufacturing Month is an initi

By Mercy Aikoye The Niger State Government has taken significant steps to bolster its partnership with Kent State University, fostering cooperation in higher education, development, business, and inve

Although American universities still dominate rankings, their global reputation is on a downward trajectory, according to Times Higher Education’s 2025 World University Rankings, released Tuesday even

Vice President Kamala Harris’ recent shoutout to apprenticeships and other alternatives to four-year college degrees may have surprised those who are accustomed to the Democratic Party’s longstanding

Choose Ohio First is an initiative promoted and administered by the Ohio Department of Higher Education to bolster support for the next generation of Ohio science, technology, engineering and mathemat

Many Ohio universities erupted in protest last spring over the Israel-Hamas war. And with the upcoming election, Ohio universities are preparing for even more polarizing political discussion. Some are

The University of Akron School of Law has expanded its 3+3 program once again, this time in partnership with Wilberforce University, a historically black university located northeast of Xenia. The 3+3

Students and alumni can learn about employment and internship opportunities at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and Wright-Patt Credit Union during Wright State’s Employer Speaker Series. Wright State