Following immigration changes by the Trump administration, 13% fewer international students are expected to head to the U.S. for graduate school this fall.
Amy Morona
Signal Ohio
Higher education reporter for Signal Cleveland in partnership with Open Campus.
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More Clevelanders are completing college – but not at equitable rates
Though about 40% of the city’s residents now have a college degree, local researchers said most of the growth is driven by white people living in West Side neighborhoods.
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Got $5? For Oberlin College students, that might get you a Picasso
Students, employees and community members can rent works by Pablo Picasso, Andy Warhol and other artists as part of a decades-long program run by the college’s Allen Art Museum.
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Ohio colleges make big changes ahead of anti-DEI law taking effect this summer
Colleges don’t have to get in compliance until fall of 2026. But many have already taken steps, including shuttering DEI offices.
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‘Uncertainty and confusion’: What Ohio borrowers report feeling about student loan changes
College Now Greater Cleveland is reporting an increase in the number of adults seeking guidance on loan debt. Signal wants to hear from borrowers.
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Ohio colleges report changes in international student visa status as Trump administration reverses course
It’s unclear how many of the estimated 60 impacted international students in Ohio are immediately affected by Friday’s reversal decision.
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University of Toledo axing nine majors in response to controversial Ohio higher ed law
Officials said they’re phasing out several academic programs, including religious studies and women’s and gender studies, due to the language included in Senate Bill 1.
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Case Western Reserve could lose millions under federal energy grant changes
University officials said the Department of Energy’s decision to limit money for research overhead will cost the school at least $4 million.
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‘This law will not be ignored’: State Sen. Jerry Cirino warns Ohio’s colleges to get ready for Senate Bill 1
About 50 protestors lined up outside the City Club of Cleveland ahead of the address by the Kirtland Republican, who authored the higher education legislation that’s now law.
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Case Western Reserve becomes latest Ohio university to have international students get visas revoked
University President Eric Kaler said four students had their visa status changed in the past two weeks and the school is providing those students with ‘support and, where possible, legal options.’