The Student Innovation Competition organized by Reynolds Journalism Institute challenges students to find innovative ways that news organizations can engage and retain more readers. The team from Ohio University worked with faculty and a local news outlet to develop a new tool they hope will attract readers and subscribers.
In an agreement between the Athens City-County Health Department and the university, Phase 1a of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine will be given to frontline workers at Heritage Hall.
In a year that has seen more financial need than ever, the NSCC Foundation reached out to the community to ensure it could help as many students as possible.
While an official event will have to wait until the summer due to COVID-19 restrictions, administrators at MTC are eager to acknowledge the milestone and commit to another fifty years of serving the community.
As a frontline worker and resident of Knox County, Kristi Allen is excited to gain immunization as she continues to help others through the pandemic.
The new Tuscarawas County University Foundation website will allow donors to make more informed choices about giving, proving and opportunity to donate to specific scholarships or projects.
The two Kent State University campuses in Columbiana County have begun work installing solar panels which will lower energy costs and reduce the university's carbon footprint.
A group of five local high school students enrolled in the Biomedical Science program at Great Oaks Career Campuses are formulating strategies to sway skeptical patients to agree to receive TB and measles immunizations.
The "List of Words Banished from the Queen's English for Mis-Use, Over-Use and General Uselessness" is curated each year from the suggestions received from around the world. This year's list is dominated by pandemic-related words and phrases.
In an attempt to meet growing demand, The Campus Kitchen at Kent State is teaming up with the Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank to distribute resources to households experiencing food insecurity in the area.