TOLEDO, Ohio — Marijuana has made its way into Toledo classrooms. The University of Toledo's Cannabis Management program isn't new, but it's booming following the legalization of recreational weed in
Things that make you want go hmmm... Last week the Ohio University Board of Trustees approved a resolution to name the new multi-million dollar residence hall to be built on South Green as the Roderic
In West Virginia, billboards declare that students should fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid and “fetch funds for college fast.” In Alabama, students who have yet to finish the form
Ever since he was a kid, Tyre’k Swanigan dreamed of going to Indiana University. But after he graduated from high school, he decided to start at community college. He figured he could keep his full-ti
Edit Story ForbesLeadershipCareers Higher Education Is Worth It, But Colleges Must Do More For Their Grads Christine Y. CruzvergaraContributorOpinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. I
Cleveland State University President PHD Laura Bloomberg shares her thoughts on community kindness during the Kindland Summit at Cleveland State University, September 22, 2023. John Kuntz, cleveland.c
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With Gov. Mike DeWine’s signature late last month, Ohio colleges and universities must adopt new policies on harassment and intimidation at their campuses and provide financial cost and aid disclosure
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - The University of Toledo Mobile Health Unit is partnering with the Toledo Library to offer free services on the spot at multiple library locations. According to a press release f
This month, Vanderbilt required all first-year undergraduate students to attend mandatory meetings about the university’s approach to free speech, with the hope that clear expectations — and explanati
As the owner and founder of Cybervation, a tech company that develops enterprise solutions through software development, Purba Majumder noticed a significant disparity in the number of female professi
The Education Department is assuring schools and students that its financial aid process will be fixed after a botched overhaul led some colleges to say they were seeing decreased enrollments. Educati
In 2022, just a few months away from finishing nearly a decade at the helm of Purdue University, former Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels was asked if his brand of conservatism — pragmatic, frugal, respectfu
Butler Tech administers said this new adult education initiative is “designed to address the evolving needs of the regional workforce and strengthen local industry by providing advanced training in ro
CLEVELAND — While students are returning to Northeast Ohio colleges and universities, the grounds at Notre Dame College are quiet. After more than 100 years, the final classes were held last spring, l
Excerpt from the Dayton Business Journal Wright State University secured a $1.4 million grant from the Ohio Department of Higher Education as part of its Super RAPIDS regional program. This program is
More than 15,500 students are enrolled for fall semester, and over the course of the year, the college expects to educate 32,000 students. Sinclair administrators said enrollment among students attend
From left, Ohio Association of Community Colleges President and CEO Avi Zaffini, Presidential Teaching Award recipient Cory Hoover and Owens President Dione Somerville. PERRYSBURG — Dione D. Somervill
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This month, Michigan and Massachusetts became the latest states to embrace a broad vision for free community college — a sign of continued growth for a policy that has gone nowhere at the federal leve
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The executive committee of Cleveland State’s board of trustees took care of two big pieces of business on Thursday, Aug. 22, allowing the university to dip into its reserve funds to balance this year’
Ohio didn't fare well in a new ranking of community colleges across the country. A WalletHub study revealed the best and worst community colleges in the nation, and where states ranked best overall. O
When considering preparing food for space travel, things like size and nutritional content must be taken into account. A less obvious but just as important concern: Does the food produce crumbs? “You
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AKRON, Ohio – Trying to get something to stick to a wet surface has long been a challenge – particularly in biomedical applications. But new research led by the University of Akron and the University
AKRON, Ohio – Trying to get something to stick to a wet surface has long been a challenge – particularly in biomedical applications. But new research led by the University of Akron and the University
OWU Offering New ‘Constructive Dialogue’ Certificate Ohio Wesleyan University (OWU) and the Constructive Dialogue Institute (CDI) have established a partnership to provide evidence-based civil discour
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