Both gubernatorial candidates are visiting areas on or near the state’s colleges, despite younger voters typically voting at lower rates.
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Ohio colleges enroll fewer international students — again
This fall’s declining numbers could have consequences far beyond campuses, including for Ohio’s workforce.
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‘Ghost students:’ Ohio’s community colleges are targets of financial aid fraud
Campus leaders asked the state for more help in their work to beat the bad actors, including money for fraud prevention software and a database to help identify repeat offenders.
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Ohio universities spend tens of thousands on new syllabus rule, records show
For the first time this fall, institutions must publicly share details about undergraduate classes to comply with Senate Bill 1.
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Ohio State won’t say if it will answer Trump administration’s latest call to colleges
U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon recently sent an open letter to universities asking leaders to publicly share ‘statements of principle.’
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How is Workforce Pell rolling out in Ohio? Slowly, so far
Higher education leaders in Ohio and across the country continue to navigate the strict requirements surrounding the federal grant.
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Ohio State just renewed its Flock camera contract. Here’s what it will cost and why
Public records show the state’s flagship university began its third contract for the license plate reader cameras July 1.
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Some Ohio universities keep using Flock surveillance cameras as cities consider a pause
The technology helps universities monitor crime – but critics, including some students, worry it could also put immigrant students at risk.
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Ohio college syllabi are going public under Senate Bill 1
Students – and members of the public – will be able to access more information about undergraduate courses offered at community colleges and state universities.
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EDWINS built a reentry program in Cleveland. It’s expanded its renowned culinary training nationwide.
The EDWINS culinary training program for formerly incarcerated chefs in Cleveland has expanded to a tablet-based curriculum available across the country.