The Ohio State Bar Association this week launched a new partnership with the National Constitution Center to build upon the association’s ongoing work to increase public understanding of the law, especially among students and other young adults.
The Lynchburg-Clay Board of Education honored Erin Walters and Christy Roberts and their charitable organization, Blessings for Christmas, at its January board meeting.
The Highland County ACCESS/Workforce Development Program offers opportunities for student success with hands-on workplace experience through internships. Local schools have selected the following Work-Based Learning participants as Students of the Month for January.
The Biden-Harris Administration this week announced the approval of a $4.5 billion group discharge for 261,000 borrowers who attended Ashford University, a largely online institution, from March 1, 2009, through April 30, 2020.
Ohio school districts will soon be required to have a religious release time policy, paving the way for an expansion of LifeWise Academy. While supporters praise it, some parents say their kids have been bullied for not participating, and point to school day disruption.
A federal district court judge in Kentucky has struck down President Joe Biden’s effort to protect transgender students and make other changes to Title IX, ruling the U.S. Department of Education violated teachers’ rights by requiring them to use transgender students’ names and pronouns.
The Foundation for Appalachian Ohio (FAO) is accepting applications for more than 50 scholarship funds supporting the educational and career goals of students in the 32-county region.
Wilmington College will again host the Martin Luther King Jr. Day program for the campus and greater community Tuesday, Jan. 21 at 7 p.m. in Heiland Theatre.
As Ohio’s 136th General Assembly begins, the newly minted House Speaker has already taken a stand on education, saying spending for the state’s public school funding model is “unsustainable.”
Friends minister Max L. Carter will share insight from his long history involving the Middle East in presenting the next program in Wilmington College’s Quaker Lecture Series on Jan. 16, at 7 p.m., in the T. Canby Jones Meetinghouse in Bord Cultural Arts Center.
Declining birth rates, rising tuition costs, student loan debt and lack of confidence in higher education are just some of the challenges facing Ohio colleges and universities.
