Continuing a trend of recognition by the U.S. News and World Report, Malone University has been ranked 53rd in social mobility for regional universities in the midwest.
Hiram College recently announced that with over 250 incoming undergraduate students, it has beaten its enrollment goal by 10%, with an increase of 15% over the most recent academic year.
Beginning in January of next year, Daniel Andersen will return to his alma mater to serve as the new Director of Athletics.
Cleveland State University, JobsOhio, and The Sherwin-Williams Company have teamed up to provide a group of students with an experience to provide them with the skills needed to prepare for their careers.
With three decades of experience in the healthcare and facilities fields, Bill MacKay has been offered and has accepted a new position at Firelands Regional Medical Center as the Director of Facilities and Plant Operations.
Later this week, students from Cedarville University will attend the Greene County Council on Aging to learn how to better care for elderly community members at risk of falling.
The DragonNext program through Tiffin University and Edison State Community College allows for students to earn an associate’s degree at Edison State Community College before easily transferring to Tiffin University at a reduced tuition rate.
Kent State University at Ashtabula will host a Healing Powers of Chemistry event for all ages during National Chemistry Week in mid-October.
The Urban Youth Transition Center was created by the University of Akron and the Charles and Salome Reymann foundation to provide hands-on experiences for people with disabilities to prepare them for better career opportunities.
Dr. Joseph Zacharias has been named to the Board of Trustees at Washington State Community College after being appointed by Ohio Governor Mike De Wine.
