Shawnee State University senior Katelyn Pauley presented her own research for this year’s Celebration of Scholarship conference entitled “The Impact of Technology in a Middle School Setting.” The Adolescent-to-Young Adult Language Arts Education major was recognized with the Trustees’ Award for her research.

The Southern State Community College Board of Trustees is scheduled to meet at 4:30 p.m. Friday, May 5 on SSCC’s Hillsboro Campus.

On Friday, nearly 80 students from Ohio’s 23 community colleges were honored for their excellence in academics, leadership and community service by Ohio Lt. Governor Jon Husted and Department of Higher Education Chancellor Randy Gardner as part of the 2023 All-Ohio Academic Team.

Prepared for his career in ways he could have never imagined, Shawnee State University alumnus Dalton Fox knew he wanted to pursue game programming.

Since February of this year, Greenfield Exempted Village School District Board of Education meetings have a new fixture, that of the Superintendent’s Student Advisory Council.

The Area 5 Soil and Water Conservation Districts held their Annual Envirothon on April 25 at Lake Hope State Park in New Plymouth. The competition is designed to stimulate, reinforce and enhance interest in the environment and natural resources among high school students.

The Shawnee State University Development Foundation’s annual President’s Gala has raised $64,000 for the Friends of Shawnee Scholarship fund.

Here is a statement from the Ohio School Boards Association on Wednesday’s House vote on the state’s next two-year budget:

As ODI Scholar (MSP) Alexandra Martinez-Mendez reaches the end of her undergraduate degree, she shared some experiences that shaped her time at The Ohio State University.

The Hillsboro FFA has started its annual spring flower and vegetable sale organized by the greenhouse management class.

The U.S. Department of Education released a fact sheet this week stating that Congressional Republicans are holding the nation’s full faith and credit hostage in an effort to impose devastating cutbacks that would hurt children and undermine education, raise costs for hardworking families and set back economic growth.

Dr. Kimberly Cassidy of Shawnee State University’s School of Education recently started a podcast, “Composition of a Killer,” that explores experiences that may contribute to criminal behavior.

On Tuesday, Jan. 24, both of the Hillsboro FFA business classes and other chapter members took the online exam for grain merchandising.

A Piketon native, freshman Joshua Cummins found out he qualified for Shawnee State University’s Free Tuition program when applying to college.