Cleveland State University is one of 13 institutions of higher education in Ohio to be named a top tier institution for adult learners by the organization Abound Finish College.
Dr. Lucy Malmberg has recently donated $1 million to Cedarville University’s pharmacy program as part of the University’s One Thousand Days Transformed: The Campaign for Cedarville.
As COVID-19 restrictions around the world continue to soften, Baldwin Wallace University is seeing a sharp increase in the desire of students to go out into the world to learn, work, and study.
New academic deans have been appointed at Tiffin University in the Schools of Education and Extended Learning, General Education and Teaching Innovation, Creative and Media Arts, and Science, Technology, and Health.
Breanna “Bre” Cole was recently presented with Kent State University Ashtabula’s Out and Proud Student Leader Award for her work in reigniting the school’s LGBTQ+ club, KSUA Allies.
The seven Youngstown State University students selected for the John D. Beeghly Fellowship will be presented with several work opportunities to build their resumes ahead of graduation.
The Frank P. and Marie Bevilacqua Endowed Scholarships in Education and Accounting have received more funding from Frank and Marie Bevilacuqa, two longtime benefactors and alumni of the University of Akron.
Twenty five faculty scholars have been invited to Ursuline College for a National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Institute called Reading, Writing, and Teaching the Rust Belt: Co-creating Regional Humanities Ecosystems.
Student athletes at the University of Toledo have continued a six-semester trend of collectively increasing grade point averages across all sports with a GPA of 3.472. Individual teams also set their own records in academic achievement.
At the Business Professionals of America National Leadership Conference in Anaheim, California, 20 students participating in various programs at Polaris Career Center took home top spots in several competitions.
