Gordon will begin his new role July 31.
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Tri-C celebrates new president Michael Baston and fundraising campaign with six-figure party
Billed as the “Baston Bash,” the college’s foundation spent $127,629 at Cleveland Browns Stadium.
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Case Western Reserve’s Black students find community at Glenville barbershop
‘When you look good, you feel good, your brain is clear.”
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Cleveland State’s rebrand cost $1.4 million. Here’s some of what didn’t make it into the news release
Signal Cleveland reviewed a copy of the “reputation strategy” produced by a higher ed marketing firm.
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Cleveland’s Gen Z high school seniors reflect on what’s next
As graduation approaches, these five students are keeping their options open.
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What we know about Ohio’s growing “some college, no degree” student population
The Buckeye State ranks sixth in the nation with nearly 1.4 million of these former students. That number grew from the previous year.
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Want more community college students to graduate? Offer more support
That’s based on six years of researchers following groups of students at Tri-C, LCCC, and Cincinnati State Technical and Community College.
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Tri-C, Cleveland State’s transfer work could be a big deal for the city’s economic future
Out of every 10 students who transfer out of Tri-C, three head to CSU.
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A new bill could bring big changes to higher ed in Ohio. It’s worrying local faculty.
The bill’s first hearing is set for March 22 in Columbus.
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Inside Cleveland State University’s $1.4 million rebranding effort
The 2021 contract with Carnegie, a higher ed marketing and enrollment strategy firm, was signed by former CSU president Harlan Sands.