Higher Education

The COVID-19 pandemic has been stressful on everyone, but health care workers may be affected more than anyone. Some nurses are burnt out and planning to leave the profession. Meanwhile, colleges are preparing new graduates to take their place — and deal with the pressures of the job.

The number of FAFSA applicants dropped off significantly during the pandemic.

Last month, the WSU-AAUP says sixteen faculty at Wright State were informed that their positions would be eliminated.

Dr. Jane Fernandes, formerly of Guilford College, will be the second female president in the college's 168 year history.

Universities in Ohio are preparing for a new law that cracks down on hazing by student organizations, such as fraternities and sororities, by making specific violations a felony.

Many college campuses throughout the state have created food pantries for their students. And students might qualify for food stamp benefits as well because of new changes in the federal food assistance program.

Wilberforce University was founded in 1856, making it the oldest, private, historically Black college.

Wright State University held its first ever virtual commencement ceremony Saturday morning for students who earned their degrees in the spring semester.

The Modern College of Design is planning to build dorms on East David Road in Kettering

Antioch President Tom Manley discusses the highs and lows of running a liberal arts college in Yellow Springs.

On Tuesday, a group of University of Dayton employees held two events—one on campus and one online—to share their concerns about the university’s…

Dr. Jack Thomas is the new president of Central State University. He takes office in the middle of a pandemic that is having a negative impact on both the…