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High school graduates from the Dayton, Trotwood-Madison, Xenia and Springfield public school districts are eligible.
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The Edgemont Solar Garden on Miami Chapel Road has a long history on Dayton’s West Side. Lately it’s experienced a regeneration of sorts, with partners like Central State University and Agraria in Yellow Springs joining in to support urban agriculture.
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Last Saturday Central State University Extension hosted a mushroom growing workshop. The people who attended got to learn how to start up their own personal mushroom farm and how to take care of it.
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John Pace, CEO and President of the event, says the Classic For Columbus is about much more than football.
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Central State University was recently awarded a new grant to teach local farmers how to start and operate their own farming businesses.
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In this installment, we’ll hear about student activism in the 1960s and 70s in Greene County, home to two historically Black colleges – Central State and Wilberforce University AND Antioch College. Students at all three schools organized protests, marches, sit-ins, rallies, pickets and more during those years, pressing hard and relentlessly for civil rights for African Americans.
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This week Central State University presents a play that rewrites recent history. Local poet and activist Bomani Moyenda has written his first play, “What’s Done in the Dark.” The play creates a fictionalized case based on the police killing of John Crawford III and a community’s struggle for accountability.
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The community marketplace offers free food from 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. on the second Tuesday of every month
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The University demonstrated how its aquaponics system worked in a greenhouse in Wilberforce. Attendees were given vegetables and fish to take home.
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The University received a 1.3 million grant from the FDA last month
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Hidden behind cornstalks in Wilberforce, Central State Agricultural Extension faculty are growing three types of hemp (metabolite, fiber, and grain) to research the plant and help growers.
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Central State University is getting a boost in funding to support students who are low income, first generation, or who have disabilities.