College

Bottom Line is a nonprofit that aims to help degree-aspiring students in Dayton get into and through college and successfully launch a career.

The 529 Plan is a national savings account families can create to put away money for their children's education.

The University of Dayton is the only Ohio institution nationally recognized as a 'High Flyer' for making a college degree more accessible –despite a person’s finances.

A new airline, Avelo, made its first flight out of Dayton and Miami University hosted a Robotics Challenge this weekend.

The College to Law Enforcement Pathway Program helps students who want to serve in law enforcement connect with various agencies.

Antioch College's president, Dr. Jane Fernandes, has been on the job for over a year. Dr. Fernandes recently spoke to WYSO's Chris Welter about the tiny liberal arts college's successes and challenges.

Around 1,800 of the 2000 new UD students moved into their first year dorms on Friday.

In part two of the Race Project's story about racism, friendship and reconciliation, producer Basim Blunt picks up the thread and gives us a review of what we’ve already learned.

WYSO's American Graduate series, “What's Next,” is looking at students in their senior year of high school. Today, we talk with seniors about getting…

The state budget froze tuition costs for two years. And the leader of Ohio’s largest university has been touring the state pushing for more affordable…

Earlier this year, Gov. John Kasich asked a nine-member task force to figure out how to make higher education more affordable. The group met at…

Today in Graduating Latino, we head to Trotwood—a community that’s trying to get on its feet after years of losing jobs and industry. At Trotwood-Madison…