A program sponsored by the state of Ohio will connect AP Computer Science Program students at CCCTC with local employers for paid IT internships.

Local teen, Lanna Kunzelman, has earned her associate degree from Clark State and is on track to earn a bachelor's degree by the time she is finished with high school.

Four groups joined the live-burn exercise coordinated by the Brookfield Fire Department. Students were working on qualifying for a state firefighter certification, while some instructors were working toward training certifications.

Faith Phillips, director of student financial services at COTC, has been recognized by a statewide organization for her work connecting students with financial aid resources.

The Ohio Board of Nursing has restored "Full Approval Status" to Belmont College's Associate Degree Nursing program after the college increased its first-time passing rates for students taking the NCLEX exam.

Students at WSCC were able to put their classroom instruction to the test in a series of exercises that simulated real-world situations, with the help of local emergency response teams.

As Patrice Scott begins a new chapter at Grand Valley State University, he brings with him two trophies for his work, combining filmmaking and music. Three other WCC students also received top prizes from the Michigan chapter of the National Association of Television Arts & Sciences.

Students living within the district of WCC will see no increase in tuition rates for yet another year, according to an announcement from administrators.

The SMC Psychology Club and Psi Beta Honor Society facilitated a recent panel discussion on Zoom to discuss the impact of the pandemic on education and people's emotional well-being with experts from various fields.

The Livonia Medical Center has officially opened on the campus of Schoolcraft College, near the recently opened Health Sciences Center, with many specialized practices in operation and more to come.