The Future of Testing
The colleges most likely to return to standardized testing after this is over? The most…
Ohio colleges and universities receive $13.5 million to offer more mental health support for students
One of five students nationally reports that pandemic makes them feel constantly anxious.
‘It only takes one person’: University of Pittsburgh library workers worry about health as COVID-19 cases rise
How should campuses balance providing basic academic needs with protecting the health of students and staff?
In Northeast Ohio, Private Colleges Eye Growing Graduate Programs
While undergraduate enrollments fell this fall, graduate programs are seeing a slight increase.
Denver Public Schools Partnership Uses Capstones To Increase Exposure to College-Level Classes
The partnership will change how students can qualify to take college classes. Until now, access has depended on a standardized test or a grade-point average.
Shifts in Educational Attainment and Voting, By County from 2000 to 2020
Since 2000, counties with higher educational attainment have shifted dramatically toward the Democrats.
How Jill Biden Could Impact Higher Ed
As a community college professor, the incoming first lady is expected to bring new attention to two-year institutions.
What Biden Will Mean for International Students
Four years under Donald Trump has been dispiriting for international students. Here's what Biden has said, and what he's up against.
Early Figures Show Drop in FAFSA Completion Rates in Ohio, Nationwide
The drop comes as enrollment at colleges and universities nationwide and in the region have taken a hit this year, especially for Black students and first-time students
That Blue Dot on the Map? It’s the Flagship
Democrats win almost every county with a flagship university — and the gaps keep widening.
Election Results in Counties with Flagship Universities
Counties with public flagships have shifted dramatically toward the Democrats since 2000.