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Amy Morona covers higher education. Email her at amy@signalcleveland.org
Have “some college, no degree” and want to go back to school? There’s help for that.
Having advanced education can better both individuals’ lives as well as the economic health of a city and region.
College students are going hungry amid higher grocery prices. Here’s one way Cleveland State University aims to help.
“Students have been cleaning off our shelves of items that are more expensive, items that they can’t purchase on their own,” one staffer said.
The Pell grant is increasing. What does that mean for college students in Cleveland?
It’s the biggest increase to the federal award offering in 10 years.
Cuyahoga Community College’s president wants to break down systems to help Black students. Here’s how he plans to do it.
Enrollment of Black students at the college has dropped almost 36 percent since 2019.
How the pandemic is influencing Cleveland’s college freshmen
Colleges and students are grappling with the toll the pandemic took on high school learning.
More than half of Cuyahoga County’s adults can’t read at the highest proficient level
“We have a higher-than-we-should-have percentage of people who are not proficient in reading and numeracy,” said Robert Paponetti, the Literacy Cooperative’s president and CEO.
Cleveland State President seeks to strengthen ties amid enrollment decline, deficit
“Living well together, on our campus, in our city” was the theme of Bloomberg’s inauguration.
How the third-year of pandemic added to enrollment challenges at Cleveland colleges
A by-the-numbers look at the roller coaster of higher education admissions
A complicated equation: How students and colleges are navigating Northeast Ohio’s changing landscape
Changing demographics in Ohio mean fewer high school graduates. There are also far more post-secondary options now. This all comes at a time when public trust in higher education is eroding.
College Credit Plus could be serving more students, report finds
“Despite the enormous advantages of the program, the fact is a wide disparity exists among school districts in how well this program is embraced,” the state' auditor said.