Central State plans $65 million expansion
XENIA — Central State University is looking to invest $65 million in infrastructure projects over the next few years in an initiative titled Project
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XENIA — Central State University is looking to invest $65 million in infrastructure projects over the next few years in an initiative titled Project
Three Summit County councilors endorse Nann Worel in the Park City mayoral election, writing in a guest editorial that their relationship with the mayor’s office and the Park City Council have degraded during Mayor Andy Beerman’s term.
Central State to launch new honors college as part of its plan to elevate university Ismail Turay Jr. © Provided by Dayton Daily News An aerial view of the Central State University campus and its clock tower Central State University is revamping its honors college with a goal of making the program more competitive, attracting high-achieving students, ensuring graduates can compete on the job market and producing Rhodes Scholars. “We want to compete above our weight class,” said Paul A. Schlag, the programs first-ever executive director. “We have students here that can...