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Amy Morona covers higher education. Email her at amy@signalcleveland.org
Inside Cleveland State University’s $1.4 million rebranding effort
The 2021 contract with Carnegie, a higher ed marketing and enrollment strategy firm, was signed by former CSU president Harlan Sands.
March 15, 2023
New Ohio voting law could add another barrier for college students
House Bill 458 is slated to go into effect next month.
March 13, 2023
FAFSA completion rates back to pre-pandemic averages for CMSD students
The current numbers, though, still lag state and national totals.
March 2, 2023
Graduate from Cleveland State or Tri-C? You’ll probably be sticking around.
An upcoming report details how public institutions stack up when it comes to retention.
February 22, 2023
Cleveland State University looks to boost crisis response for students and community members
The university is set to receive a grant of more than $367,000 from the federal government for this work.
February 21, 2023
Local public colleges offered 9,000 people a path to return to college. Less than 2% took the help
The Ohio College Comeback Compact enrolled its first students in fall 2022.
February 16, 2023
What you need to understand about Cleveland’s ‘Say Yes’ program
The “Say Yes to Education” national initiative aims to boost college-going rates.
February 15, 2023
Cuyahoga Community College sees spring enrollment spike
Two-year public institutions like Tri-C saw some of the worst pandemic-era enrollment drops.
February 6, 2023
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.
February 2, 2023
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.
January 12, 2023