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Lorain County Community College will celebrate 60 years of service to the community with its newest graduating class. As part of the celebrations, the college is giving thanks to some of its many supporters. “We have had members in our government that have played such a significant role in not only the future of Lorain […]

Intel expects to hire thousands of Ohio workers when it begins production in 2025. Marion Technical College is helping to train those workers.

A majority of employees at Intel's new microchip plants will only need an associate degree. Here's how Columbus State is helping students get there.

        Dr. Dione D. Somerville began her third academic year as president on Aug.

Eastern Gateway agrees to shut controversial program for union members amid Education Department allegations of financial aid irregularities. Eastern Gateway Community College is shuttering its contentious “free college” benefit after battling with the U.S. Department of Education for nearly a year.

COLUMBUS — Nearly 80 students from Ohio’s 23 community colleges were honored for excellence in academics, leadership and community service by Lt. Governor J

Three members of the Phi Theta Kappa chapter, Alpha Rho Gamma, at Washington State Community College’s have been nominated to the Ohio Association of Communit

Burlingame edges Menlo-Atherton, tightens PAL Bay race. Valley Christian, De La Salle, Los Gatos extend win streaks. In softball, Liberty tops No. 16 Freedom.

Burlingame edges Menlo-Atherton, tightens PAL Bay race. Valley Christian, De La Salle, Los Gatos extend win streaks. In softball, Liberty tops No. 16 Freedom.

By Ohio Auditor Keith Faber and Jack Hershey President of the Ohio Association of Community Colleges At a track meet, the runners take off when the starter pis