Ohio Student News Today

The Ohio Student Association surveyed 361 students from 12 colleges and universities.

A little more than half of Black students, 54 percent, surveyed at Ohio universities, reported feeling discriminated against because of their race.

Policy Matters Ohio is proud to announce the promotions of three fellows to permanent staff positions. We are also delighted to welcome Sarah Rodenberg as our new Communications Associate and to recognize the educational achievement of Senior Researcher Michael Shields. Two fellows — Guillermo Bervejillo, PhD., and Tanisha Pruitt,...

Dylan Missal, 17, is one of very few students to earn this top score. Only about .25% of students who take the ACT can say the same.

A few supporters of the bill turned up, but nearly all of the 500 people who spoke or submitted written testimony to an Ohio Senate committee were opposed to Senate Bill 83.

The mother and father of Toshaye Pope, a promising student-athlete from Akron, Ohio do not recall signing a permission slip to allow their son to go swimming with his team.

The Golden State is dramatically expanding its student aid efforts in what could become a model for other states.

The Golden State is dramatically expanding its student aid efforts in what could become a model for other states.

The Golden State is dramatically expanding its student aid efforts in what could become a model for other states.

The Golden State is dramatically expanding its student aid efforts in what could become a model for other states.