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The city of Xenia wants to annex Central State University. Part of the motivation for this effort is the cost of city services to the school.
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The Black Indigenous People of Color Food and Farming Network’s 2025 Conference will see its second year in Dayton at Central State University’s Germantown Street location.
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Many Ohio universities — Wittenberg, Central State, Antioch and more — are navigating what’s become a nationwide challenge: juggling financial troubles while continuing to educate students.
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Researchers from the university are hopeful that House Bill 568 will be reintroduced this term after it died in the last legislative session.
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Central State University is hosting more than 100 students who are staying on campus during the 2024 Christmas break.
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Central State University is on fiscal watch. The second time in almost ten years. The school is in Wilberforce, Ohio.
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The designation of "fiscal watch" requires the Ohio university to develop a financial recovery plan, and provides additional assistance, according to the Ohio Department of Higher Education.
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The goal of the Ohio conference was to create a space for Black farmers and growers to network and learn about new opportunities, agricultural techniques and more.
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Central State is currently looking to recruit 20 farmers from Ohio and Southeast Michigan to participate in the USDA funded program.
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Ohio State is working with Central State, Lincoln University and the University of Missouri on accelerating climate-smart farm solutions.
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Central State University is rolling out a new initiative called Six Pillars of Access. Goals include better student retention and graduation rates.
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Intel is sponsoring a program for Ohio students interested in the semiconductor industry, as the firm prepares to hire thousands of workers for a giant new campus.