Shawnee State University will host a public gathering on local Underground Railroad history in the Tri-State region of Ohio, Kentucky and West Virginia on Monday, April 24 at 10:30 a.m.
Second District Rep. Brad Wenstrup (R-OH) invites all high school students in Ohio’s Second District to participate in the 2023 Congressional Art Competition. The competition is an opportunity for students to showcase their artistic abilities and the winning student’s artwork will hang on display in the United States Capitol for one year.
The Celebration of Scholarship Committee at Shawnee State University has announced the 2023 award winners for the annual graduate and undergraduate conference.
Student hunger looks different in every school district in Ohio, but legislative intervention could resolve the issues, from the funding gap to the stigma attached to meal support, advocates say.
Graduating with three degrees from Shawnee State University, Carrie Williams first chose to attend the university because it allowed her to stay close to home.
In July 2020, the president of Texas A&M University appointed a 45-member commission to examine the progress of diversity, equity and inclusion efforts at the nearly 70,000-student flagship campus in College Station.
The Adams County Ohio Valley (ACOV) Board of Education has chosen Southern Ohio Educational Service Center (ESC) to assist with selecting their next superintendent.
Legal experts and juvenile justice advocates want to see more discretion given to school districts when it comes to public safety dollars, rather than a giant check going directly to law enforcement.
Public education officials might be largely opposed to an Ohio Senate measure looking to restructure the Ohio Department of Education, but business leaders are on board.
The Columbus Public School District purchased many controversial books on gender in 2022, including "Gender Queer," a novel at the center of a national debate on what is being presented in public school libraries to children.
