Kent, Ohio: Kent State University’s Campus Kitchen Project, in which students recover excess food, cook meals and deliver them to local social-service agencies, received the Excellence in Operations Award at …
Huron,Ohio: The BGSU Firelands Chapter of Phi Delta Kappa is offering a $1,000 scholarship to a graduate of any high school in Erie, Huron or Ottawa counties who is a …
Dayton, Ohio: The Fast Forward Program, which provides second chances to local out-of-school youth, has been recognized as the 2011 Program of the Year by the International Association for Truancy …
Ohio: More than 350 students and teachers from Van Cleve Elementary School in Troy spent the day Friday attending classes and learning real world financial responsibility at Edison Community College …
Ohio: Ohio State alumnus and Foundation director Keith Monda and his wife, Linda, have committed $5 million to The Ohio State University College of Arts and Sciences to create the …
Columbus, Ohio: A new project by researchers at Ohio State and Colorado State universities aims to help pregnant women avoid food borne illnesses. The educational program, “Healthy Baby, Healthy Me,” …
Keen to attract students from India, China and other countries, a leading Italian university has decided to teach its courses exclusively in the Eng ...
Cuban universities have slashed enrollment by nearly 26 percent, apparently because of deep cuts in government spending, while several foreign invest ...
Nova Scotia’s universities are speaking out for the first time about federal government research cuts now emerging from the recent budget. “This ...
Chevron Specialist Engineering Scholarships, University of Aberdeen, UK Chevron is one of the world’s leading integrated energy companies, with sub ...
An exhibition of rare specimens and artifacts jointly held by National Taiwan University (NTU) and the University of Tokyo began in Taipei to promote ...
Concerned about the influence of foreign imams on Germany’s Muslim community, the government is funding Islamic theology departments in its public ...
The Russian government is set to pay for up to 2,000 of its students per year to attend top universities elsewhere around the world in an effort to p ...
By Graeme Paton Universities have been accused of ripping off students after figures showed that a sharp rise in tuition fees has failed to translate ...
Scholarships Assist Nontraditional Students in Achieving Professional Goals Stevens-Henager College, a leading provider of on-campus and online highe ...
