Amy Morona

Strongsville

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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Articles

How Ohio college leaders are bracing for fewer international students this fall

1 week ago | opencampus.org | Amy Morona

Ohio college leaders are worrying about how many international students will show up on their campuses this fall – and what those absences could mean to institutions’ enrollments and bottom lines. Prospective students around the globe are paying attention to the first few intense months of the second Trump administration, according to the Association of International Educators, or NAFSA.
Ohio college leaders brace for fewer international students this fall

1 week ago | signalakron.org | Amy Morona

Ohio college leaders are worrying about how many international students will show up on their campuses this fall – and what those absences could mean to institutions’ enrollments and bottom lines. Prospective students around the globe are paying attention to the first few intense months of the second Trump administration, according to the Association of International Educators, or NAFSA.
Ohio college leaders brace for fewer international students this fall

1 week ago | signalcleveland.org | Amy Morona

Ohio college leaders are worrying about how many international students will show up on their campuses this fall – and what those absences could mean to institutions’ enrollments and bottom lines. Prospective students around the globe are paying attention to the first few intense months of the second Trump administration, according to the Association of International Educators, or NAFSA.
More Clevelanders are completing college – but not at equitable rates - Open Campus

2 weeks ago | opencampus.org | Amy Morona

Far more Cleveland residents are completing college than they were two decades ago – but most of them are white people living in the city’s West Side neighborhoods. In 2005, about 15% of the city’s residents held a degree from a four-year college. Now, that number is up to nearly 40%, according to findings in the recently released Cleveland Health Survey trend report. It’s the third edition of the report.
More Clevelanders are completing college - but not at equitable rates

2 weeks ago | signalcleveland.org | Amy Morona

Far more Cleveland residents are completing college than they were two decades ago – but most of them are white people living in the city’s West Side neighborhoods. In 2005, about 15% of the city’s residents held a degree from a four-year college. Now, that number is up to nearly 40%, according to findings in the recently released Cleveland Health Survey trend report. It’s the third edition of the report.
Got $5? For Oberlin College students, that might get you a Picasso

3 weeks ago | opencampus.org | Amy Morona

Hundreds of Oberlin College students recently said goodbye to some unusual temporary roommates: Borrowed works of art created by famous names such as Andy Warhol, Rembrandt and Henri Matisse. For second-year student Paige McCallion, it meant parting ways with Tom Cruise. No, not the seemingly ageless Hollywood actor. It’s what she calls the dark-haired man wearing a crown of leaves depicted in an untitled art piece by artist John Clem Clarke.
Got $5? For Oberlin College students, that might get you a Picasso

3 weeks ago | signalcleveland.org | Amy Morona

Hundreds of Oberlin College students recently said goodbye to some unusual temporary roommates: Borrowed works of art created by famous names such as Andy Warhol, Rembrandt and Henri Matisse. For second-year student Paige McCallion, it meant parting ways with Tom Cruise. No, not the seemingly ageless Hollywood actor. It’s what she calls the dark-haired man wearing a crown of leaves depicted in an untitled art piece by artist John Clem Clarke.
Ohio colleges make big changes ahead of Senate Bill 1

1 month ago | signalakron.org | Amy Morona

Ohio’s public colleges have continued to roll out major changes since Gov. Mike DeWine signed Senate Bill 1, the higher education overhaul bill that takes effect next month. The legislation, officially known as the Advance Ohio Higher Education Act, requires institutions to do things they’ve never done. The long list includes making professors publicly share class syllabi online as well as developing a mandatory American civics course. Those specific moves aren’t required until fall of 2026.
Ohio colleges make big changes ahead of anti-DEI law taking effect this summer

1 month ago | opencampus.org | Amy Morona

Ohio’s public colleges have continued to roll out major changes since Gov. Mike DeWine signed Senate Bill 1, the higher education overhaul bill that takes effect next month. The legislation, officially known as the Advance Ohio Higher Education Act, requires institutions to do things they’ve never done. The long list includes making professors publicly share class syllabi online as well as developing a mandatory American civics course. Those specific moves aren’t required until fall of 2026.
Ohio colleges make big changes ahead of Senate Bill 1

1 month ago | signalcleveland.org | Amy Morona

Ohio’s public colleges have continued to roll out major changes since Gov. Mike DeWine signed Senate Bill 1, the higher education overhaul bill that takes effect next month. The legislation, officially known as the Advance Ohio Higher Education Act, requires institutions to do things they’ve never done. The long list includes making professors publicly share class syllabi online as well as developing a mandatory American civics course.