For an upperclassman in high school, the college application process can be one of the most stressful experiences they will face. Preparing for standardized tests, filling out application essays and figuring out what major they want to enroll in are already challenging enough without the add…
Cuyahoga Community College plans to honor its spring 2021 graduates on June 9 with an in-person ceremony at Byers Field at Robert. M. Boulton Stadium, 7900 Day Drive in Parma.
Cleveland State University plans to welcome all of its students, faculty and staff back to campus in the fall.
Jordan Goodman of Solon was selected as a recipient of the Bouve College of Health Science 2021 Compass Award from Northeastern University in Boston.
One of two Orange High School Mock Trial teams reached the final four of the state competition. Orange in Pepper Pike began the season with 10 teams and nearly 80 students. Because of the virtual competition, each school was only permitted to send three teams to the district competition.
Cleveland State University’s board of trustees voted unanimously to extend the contract of its president, Harlan Sands, through June 20, 2026.
The Ohio State University in Columbus announced March 17 it will hold two modified in-person spring commencements in May, and a ceremony honoring 2020 graduates in August.
Cuyahoga Community College will increase its credit hour rate by $5 beginning with the summer 2021 session, raising the new cost per credit hour to $119.54 for county residents.
Providing a safe and educational environment for students has been a balancing act for schools around the country since the COVID-19 pandemic took hold in March 2020. That challenge has been even more difficult since students were allowed back at most schools in fall 2020.
Hilltop Elementary School in Beachwood recently was nominated as a 2021 National Blue Ribbon School by the Ohio Department of Education, one of 14 schools in Ohio to be nominated this year.
Children who are between 2 years old and 5 years old are undergoing some of their most important socialization phases, developing friendships and learning how to work in groups. But with the COVID-19 pandemic forcing people to socially distance, this development can be hard to achieve.
Preparing to enter the workforce right out of college is a daunting task for most people. Combine that with the COVID-19 pandemic causing a weak job market, and it becomes even more of a challenge.
Seventy-eight students at Orange High School in Pepper Pike have been studying this year’s Mock Trial case involving an individual’s 14th Amendment right to due process.
Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society recently named Hiram College to its 2021 Transfer Honor Roll in recognition of the pathways created to support transfer students. Known as a premier honor society, PTK recognizes the academic achievement of students at associate degree-granting colleges and help…
For many, getting a Master of Business Administration degree is a ticket to achieving higher success in the business field. Whether someone wants to open their own business, rise to a managerial position, or just make professional connections, an MBA is a flexible degree that opens the door …
Temple Emanu El Preschool in Orange recently received a $980 Shoresh Grant from the Jewish Education Center of Cleveland to provide events focused on movement and music with a Jewish connection, called “Zman Lazuz: Time to Move Jewishly.” The goal is to increase participation in Jewish-theme…
Ashland University announced a 2-for-1 Tuition Relief Scholarship program for first-time, full-time students who live on campus enrolling in the fall 2021 semester.
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected the way in which schools around the country have operated. This includes changes to extracurricular activities, classroom protocols, and open house events.
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced many people to isolate themselves in their homes and away from loved ones, coworkers and classmates. This isolation has affected different groups in different ways. As the pandemic has rolled on for almost a full year, businesses and other institutions are tr…
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the way everyone goes about day-to-day life. It has affected everyone from large businesses to young school children. Because of this, teachers and students have had to change the way their school day is structured.
