Case Western Reserve makes college free for some Cleveland, East Cleveland grads
It’s an expansion of the university’s ‘Cleveland Scholars’ program.
Cleveland schools chief Warren Morgan talks about the power of higher ed
In a chat with Signal Cleveland, Morgan shared his views on Say Yes to Education, students’ life after high school, and his go-to drink.
Black on campus: How African American college students feel in Ohio
Nearly 1 in 5 of Ohio’s Black students don’t feel they belong on some college campuses, according to a new report.
Ohioans with disabilities can get up to $7,000 for college; here’s how to apply
Research shows that most students with disabilities don’t tell their institution.
Northeast Ohio needs more adults with advanced education. Here’s how some local colleges are trying to connect with them
Nearly 1.4 million Ohioians have some college credits but no degree. For higher education institutions, they’re potential new students – and tuition dollars.
Tri-C joins national group looking to transform workforces
The goal is to increase access to training and better paying jobs for Northeast Ohio residents.
What Gen-Z teens say about college and work may surprise you
For some students, becoming a part of the gig economy could help pay for college.
Tri-C wants to put a levy on November’s ballot. Here’s how much it could cost Cuyahoga County property owners.
Property taxes make up the biggest chunk of Tri-C’s primary revenue.
Here’s what the Supreme Court’s decision on race-conscious college admissions means for Cleveland
Case Western Reserve University is the only one of the city’s major higher education institutions currently considering race.
What the Supreme Court’s stance on race-conscious admissions means for Cleveland’s colleges
Here’s what you should know about the court’s anticipated opinions.