Amy Morona
Higher Education Reporter at Signal Cleveland
Covering Ohio's colleges for @SignalStatewide + @OpenCampusMedia. Big into sneakers, the Bravo cinematic universe, and obsessing over my dog. Not here much!
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3 weeks ago |
signalcleveland.org | Amy Morona
The five university civics centers that Republican lawmakers created to combat what they say is a liberal bias on campuses would have more power and influence under the Ohio Senate’s proposed budget released this week. Lawmakers used the last two-year budget to create these centers. They required the spaces to be added to the campuses of Cleveland State University, Miami University, Ohio State University, the University of Toledo and Wright State University.
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3 weeks ago |
opencampus.org | Amy Morona
Public colleges would be able to charge students more money under the Ohio Senate’s new budget plan. Current state law requires Ohio’s 14 four-year universities to adhere to a cap on tuition and fee rate increases set by lawmakers for each new first-year class. That amount stays flat for that group for four years, allowing them to plan and pay for classes. Under the Senate’s proposal, this cap could rise to 4% for students beginning in the 2025-26 and 2026-27 academic years.
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3 weeks ago |
signalcleveland.org | Amy Morona
Public colleges would be able to charge students more money under the Ohio Senate’s new budget plan. Current state law requires Ohio’s 14 four-year universities to adhere to a cap on tuition and fee rate increases set by lawmakers for each new first-year class. That amount stays flat for that group for four years, allowing them to plan and pay for classes.
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3 weeks ago |
opencampus.org | Amy Morona
Ohio State University removed a website offering support for LGBTQ+ students as leaders continue to grapple with implementing Senate Bill 1, the new sweeping state higher education law set to take effect later this month. The university deactivated the site as part of an “ongoing transition and review” of diversity, equity and inclusion (or DEI) programs, university officials told Signal Ohio.
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3 weeks ago |
signalcleveland.org | Amy Morona
Ohio State University removed a website offering support for LGBTQ+ students as leaders continue to grapple with implementing Senate Bill 1, the new sweeping state higher education law set to take effect later this month. The university deactivated the site as part of an “ongoing transition and review” of diversity, equity and inclusion (or DEI) programs, university officials told Signal Ohio.
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Another nugget from the Ohio Senate's budget proposal: The state-mandated civics centers at five Ohio college campuses could see more power (incl advising lawmakers on edu and curriculum development, including at K-12 level) + more $ under the plan. https://t.co/i69dJ9WS9v
