Public education officials might be largely opposed to an Ohio Senate measure looking to restructure the Ohio Department of Education, but business leaders are on board.

Shawnee State University’s annual Celebration of Scholarship conference will be held on campus the week of April 3.

The Columbus Public School District purchased many controversial books on gender in 2022, including "Gender Queer," a novel at the center of a national debate on what is being presented in public school libraries to children.

Five educators spoke up in support Wednesday of a gigantic higher education bill proposed by lawmakers that would, among other things, require American history courses and tenure evaluations based on if the educator showed bias or taught with bias, and prohibit university staff and employees from striking.

The following is the Lynchburg-Clay Middle School Honor Roll for the third grading period of the 2022-23 school year.

Retiring from the university in 2021, Dr. Jinlu Li has been a staple in the mathematical sciences department at Shawnee State University for 32 years.

The Ohio Soybean Council Foundation (OSCF) is pleased to announce that Paige Teeters of Hillsboro has been awarded a $3,000 Ohio Soybean Council Foundation Scholarship for the 2023-24 academic year.

Making his way to Shawnee State University with a group of friends from his hometown, alumnus Marte Marshall graduated in 2017.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost authored a letter sent Friday to the U.S. Department of Education, co-signed by 21 other states, urging the Department to keep a rule that requires public universities to comply with the First Amendment or lose grant funding – a provision put in place to protect religious groups on campuses nationwide.

A junior at Shawnee State University, Jennifer Moniger loves the creative freedom she has found within her major of Studio Arts.

As the legislature debates the merits of private school funding, public school funding, and everything involved in education, school administrators say hunger should be a no-brainer.

The Lynchburg Lions Club hosted its annual GOOD (Going On Or Defeated) program March 14 at the Lynchburg-Clay Elementary School.

Both bills seeking to overhaul the Ohio Department of Education were heard in Ohio House committees last week, with opponents torching a House version and sponsors bringing forth the Senate’s measure.

A member of the Shawnee State University Department of Engineering Technologies for over 20 years, Dr. Larry (Skip) Miller shares his interests in the field with his students every day in the classroom.

A new higher education bill would require Ohio colleges and universities to be more transparent and forthcoming with costs, financial aid, student loan repayment and alumni income.