Around-the-clock student services, filling in tuition shortfalls, building improvements — some of the ways area colleges are using latest emergency relief.
Amy Morona
Signal Ohio
Higher education reporter for Signal Cleveland in partnership with Open Campus.
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‘Think beyond the bubble’: How Case Western students, neighbors, and alumni are working to improve relations
A grassroots group, Know Your Neighbors, outlined its mission in an Instagram post: Recognize the effects of past institutional decisions. Establish positive relationships. Cultivate mutual pride.
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Northeast Ohio colleges face continued enrollment challenges
After steep declines last year, many colleges are projecting decreases again this fall.
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Baldwin Wallace seeks to set itself apart as its region’s institution for partnerships
As undergraduate enrollment falls, college leaders in crowded fields like Northeast Ohio are fighting to stand out.
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University of Akron and the city work to strengthen ties through the arts
“In a way, we, as an institution, have been preoccupied with some challenges that we’ve had,” the university’s president said. “I think as we move out of those, we need to become now more of a community partner.”
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How the college ‘transcript trap’ impacts Ohioans
About 222,000 people have unpaid bills totaling $556 million to colleges across the state for things such as unpaid tuition, parking tickets, and library fines. Public colleges can withhold students’ transcripts over these unpaid balances.
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University of Mount Union restructures curriculum, hoping to cut costs and improve retention
Officials hope having faculty teach more first-year students in introductory classes can help with retention rates. They also are making tweaks so the curriculum offers clearer pathways for transfer students.
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Cuyahoga Community College tapped for health care pipeline project
The two-year project centers on creating professional learning communities.
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Vitamix, Baldwin Wallace connect for ‘learn and earn’ program
The collaboration aims to further the link between the university and industry in Northeast Ohio, where only one-third of the workforce has a two-year credential or more.
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What it’s like to be a university’s point person on pandemic logistics
There may be light at the end of the tunnel, but guidance is often still changing.