Those numbers may rise as other employees consider options. This is in addition to the 14 employees laid off last week.
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Cleveland State begins layoffs amid financial woes
The university recently gave notice to 14 employees. The move, independent of buyout packages offered earlier this year, comes as the university is still eyeing a projected $40 million budget gap.
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Why Case Western Reserve’s student population has fewer Buckeyes than it once did
For many decades Case Western Reserve University, like many of its peers, had a strong regional flair. Just as universities such as Emory and Tulane attracted students from the South, CWRU was a place for Ohioans. Ohio’s first Black congresswoman and Cleveland native Stephanie Tubbs Jones spent her undergraduate years there. So, too, did Paul Lauterbur, […]
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How one Ohio community college is trying to help English, arts and communications majors land jobs
Lorain County Community College is receiving $900,000 over three years to power its ‘Humanities to Careers’ initiative. The pilot program launched this spring.
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Ohio’s public colleges got $415.8 million for capital improvements. Here’s how they plan to spend it.
Ohio State University snags the most with $78.8 million. In Northeast Ohio, Cleveland State and Kent State get millions to make all types of building upgrades.
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How much tuition will cost new students at Ohio’s public four-year colleges this fall
Tuition and fees at Ohio’s public four-year higher education institutions have increased nearly 35% over the past 15 years.
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Few taking advantage of program to help Ohioans with ‘some college, no credential’ return to campus
Only about 2% of eligible Ohio residents enrolled in the first year of the Ohio College Comeback Compact.
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How Cleveland is trying to keep its summer interns from leaving
Greater Cleveland Partnership – the region’s biggest business group – hosted its second annual “Summer in the Land” networking event. Here’s what some interns told Signal Cleveland about their future plans and how Cleveland stacks up.
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‘Day-to-day’: Case Western Reserve administrators anticipate allowing pro-Palestinian encampment to continue Tuesday night
Though school officials didn’t say how long they will allow it to go on, student protestors said they aren’t leaving until their demands are met.
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‘We are going to stay right here’: Case Western Reserve University students pledge to continue Pro-Palestine protests this week
About 20 people, including some Case Western Reserve students, were cleared from tents and detained briefly at the pro-Palestinian campus rally Monday. Though campus police removed their tents, demonstrators continued to peacefully protest.