The safest of all bets is that gambling taxes wouldn’t make major Ohio taxes go away. Besides, after close to 30 consecutive ...

University of New Mexico Provost James Holloway will be leaving the school and heading east this summer. Holloway has taken ...

With the introduction of the President’s Opportunity Promise Scholarships, students from Southeast Ohio in financial need ...

Quota-free policing: The Ohio House unanimously voted Wednesday to ban police quotas for tickets and arrests. Police unions ...

It’s nearing the end of a long chapter at West Virginia University. Dr. E. Gordon Gee, the university’s president, is set to ...

While many higher education leaders are treading with caution, Otterbein President John Comferford has a knack for saying the ...

On May 27, a university-wide press release announced that the Emory Board of Trustees appointed Board of Trustees Vice Chair ...

Ohio celebrates the opening of Metro@Indianola, a state-of-the-art educational hub focused on STEM, renovated from a historic ...

VIENNA — West Virginia University at Parkersburg will be offering on-campus residence halls at the new Innovation and ...

The Canton Frontiers International is developing an outreach program to inspire kids to consider careers such as law ...

Former Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown, a Democrat, is reportedly considering a comeback bid in a gubernatorial or Senate race.

Under the new changes made in the House, private colleges would also have to accept the top 10% of Ohio’s graduating class and comply with parts of Senate Bill 1 — Ohio’s new higher education law that ...