Higher Education

More than 2,400 students are living on Wright State’s campus this semester — the highest number of on-campus residents in more than a decade.

Sinclair Community College plans to spend $5 million for a three-year artificial intelligence initiative in Dayton. The goals include campus-wide AI education, training, incorporation, and updated teaching methods.

The Rosie Project helps military spouses build careers in information technology. A new partnership with Clark State College will offer college courses in network administration, cloud computing, and cyber security.

Wittenburg University President Mike Frandsen will step down at the end of the school year.

Central State University is on fiscal watch. The second time in almost ten years. The school is in Wilberforce, Ohio.

Compared to 2023, far fewer Ohio graduating seniors had filled out the FAFSA as of end of March.

Morakinyo A.O. Kuti was selected in a national search for Central State University's 10th president.

The Wilberforce University Bulldogs haven't had a baseball team since before World War II, but a partnership with the Cincinnati Reds is changing that.

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.