Shawnee State University’s Office of the Provost has announced its course registration dates for the summer and autumn 2023 semesters.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine Thursday signed Executive Order 2023-07D, a measure to create the Governor's Literacy Challenge to improve reading proficiency for all Ohio children.

A 2017 health care administration graduate, Maranda Meyer found a passion within her degree at Shawnee State University that has led her to a rewarding career.

A new bill would eliminate retention under Ohio’s Third Grade Reading Guarantee and is almost identical to a previous bill that died in the last General Assembly.

Tiffany Kiwabonga came to Shawnee State University planning to pursue a bachelor’s degree in accounting while looking for opportunities for connections on a smaller campus.

In something called Art for a Cause, Greenfield Elementary fifth graders last month auctioned off paintings, which the students created themselves, on the school’s Facebook page in order to benefit two local charities that they chose. Those charities are the Highland County Homeless Shelter and the Highland County Humane Society.

Wilmington College’s magazine, The LINK, repeated as a Gold Medal award recipient in a national competition of college and university publications.

A senior information systems management major at Shawnee State University, Jerrica Whitaker of Columbus is in the process of completing an on-campus internship as the network lab manager for the Advanced Technology Center.

Teaching within the Department of Rehabilitation Sciences at Shawnee State University since 2020, Sandi Allen is a full-time Assistant Professor and Academic Fieldwork Coordinator within the Master of Occupational Therapy program. With experience as an occupational therapist for over three decades, she now shares her experience with students in the classroom at SSU.

On Thursday, March 16, McClain FFA took 10 members to the Highland County Humane Society.

Wilmington College is offering area children with disabilities an opportunity to attend a summer Therapeutic Riding Camp that is designed to provide them with both a recreational and therapeutic experience.

A first-year student in the Respiratory Therapy program at Shawnee State University, Sydney Baker has found the program to be challenging but extremely rewarding.

On the week of Feb. 19-25, students from Hillsboro High School participated in FFA Week under the Hillsboro FFA Chapter in order to draw attention to the organization and how it develops young leaders through agricultural education.

On Jan. 27, the Hillsboro FFA chapter held its monthly meeting in the Agricultural Education Department at Hillsboro High School.

On Feb. 14, the Hillsboro FFA members competed in the Greenhand quiz contest.