Future Farmers of America students from MVCTC joined with staff and alumni to clean areas of the Stillwater River and learn about conservation and canoeing.

The Health Resources & Services Administration awarded Mercy College a grant to increase diversity in its associate and bachelor's degree nursing programs.

The U.S. Department of Education's College Affordability and Transparency Center recently named LCCC as the lowest cost college at which to earn an associate or bachelor's degree, and within the top ten percent of affordable colleges in the country.

The 2021 Campus Race to Zero Waste competition, organized by the National Wildlife Federation, resulted in top awards for Kent State University in two categories: Zero Waste and Electronics Recycling.

Cybersecurity Fundamentals is a one-semester certification course offered at Rhodes State College that will be offered beginning in the Fall 2021 semester, the third program to be added to its eCampus certification options.

Project Lead The Way named Great Oaks Career Campuses and Indian Hill High School a Distinguished School for Gateway, a STEM program offered jointly by the two institutions.

The Teaching Professions satellite program through Eastland-Fairfield Career & Technical School sent students to the annual Educators Rising National Conference in June, resulting in nine top-10 placements.

A donation of over $1 million from Char and Chuck Fowler funded the construction of a new food pantry for Cuyahoga Community College facing food insecurity.

As part of the Ohio To Work network, Cuyahoga Community College offers training in manufacturing technology, IT, and healthcare, aimed at Ohioans who were impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The donation is part of a $13 million Task Order headed by ARCTOS for the Air Force Research Lab to teach advanced manufacturing technologies at three community colleges in Ohio. Clark State will use its share to develop the infrastructure to educate highly skilled workers of the future.