Office of the Ombudsman has no written policies on how to investigate allegations that education laws are being broken, even though it’s been accepting complaints for three months.
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Posted inOhio
What Ohio college students’ own words reveal about life on campus in 2025
The 40 reports show a slice of campus life at Bowling Green State University during 2025.
Posted inWisconsin
Wisconsin takes millions from foster kids and their parents — even as both parties say it should stop
State Republicans and Democrats want authorities to stop collecting child support and Social Security payments intended for foster kids. Why haven’t they changed the law?
Posted inSan Antonio
OLLU students explore culture, art and community roots while reviving 50-year-old mural
The Barrio Arts and Popular Culture class is part of OLLU’s Visual Arts Program where students explore their own roots and the community around them.
Posted inOhio
Getting adult students back to college is hard. Here’s what one Ohio program learned
The ‘Ohio College Comeback Compact’ helped adults who had completed some college courses but never earned a degree or credential get back into a classroom.
Posted inBerkeley
‘Landmark’ deal or no big deal? Inside UC Berkeley’s $1 million antisemitism settlement
The settlement alters how UC Berkeley responds to discrimination complaints. What does it mean for free speech? And how much will Cal change course?
Posted inSan Antonio
Workforce Pell expansion inches forward, but student access may not come until 2027
Pending a final decision on which trainings and programs are considered high-demand and high-wage, Alamo College has started to identify potential programs that could meet the Workforce Pell requirements.
Posted inThe Dispatch
Many Black graduates of for-profit colleges wouldn’t choose them again
Focus group participants said they enrolled with limited information, received little support and often graduated with heavy debt.
Posted inOhio
New Ohio State president applauded for research work, management skills
Ravi Bellamkonda takes over days after former President Ted Carter resigned after disclosing an ‘inappropriate relationship.’
Posted inOhio
Ohio’s universities are required to disclose campus speakers. The level of compliance varies
A Signal Statewide review finds inconsistent reporting and missing data across institutions when it comes to fulfilling one of the requirements of a controversial state higher education law.