Ohio's public colleges and universities are under attack and the people who will pay the price are students, workers, and communities across the state. House Bill 698 doubles down on a troubling patte...

More than eleven thousand new members joined the Association over the past year as member­ship grew by roughly 20 percent, buoyed by a remarkable rise in membership in advocacy chap­ters. This growth ...

International students bring vibrancy, talent, and economic vitality to Ohio. For Ohio to stay competitive in a global economy, it needs to have a global workforce. Right now the state is losing inter...

Two months into her final fall semester, one OSU senior said the ripple effect of Ohio Senate Bill 1 on campus has been "like a quiet roar."

OSU has placed undue restrictions on the use of land acknowledgments for university classes and events. We believe this is an attack on Indigenous faculty, students, staff, and community members by ad...

Ohio Democrats unveiled a map in September that was quickly rejected by the Republican supermajority, but the GOP has not yet publicly unveiled a map it will support.

Ohio State has twice this semester revised its policy on land acknowledgements, including whether professors can include them in course materials.

The Education Department recently criticized Ohio State University’s involvement with a nonprofit that encourages people from underrepresented backgrounds to pursue doctorates. Now, OSU is rethinking ...

Student outcomes and rankings are slipping at the liberal arts college while spending is up. Critics believe the college is at risk of implosion, and some are calling for privatization.

The University of Texas System is reviewing all gender identity courses at its institutions to ensure courses taught "are aligned with the direction and priorities" of regents, law.

Judge William G. Young: ORDER entered. FINDINGS OF FACT AND RULINGS OF LAW, PURSUANT TO FED. R. CIV. P. 52(A)(Sonnenberg, Elizabeth) (Additional attachment(s) added on 9/30/2025: # 1 Main Document) (J...

Ohio’s educators kept their promise to our state’s children under challenging circumstances, often with limited resources, and always with the best interests of students at heart. Now it is our turn t...

We map out steps you can take right away, and steps you can take to build resilience longer term against doxxing.

Sen. Bernie Moreno's call for comprehensive campus safety plans to address antisemitism follows Department of Education investigations at 60 universities nationwide, including two in Ohio.

Todd Wolfson has taken heat for some of the organization’s political stances during his tenure. Here’s what he makes of the criticism.

Ohio students tell Salon they're not feeling any freer after Republicans passed an overhaul of higher education

DeWine’s $5,000 merit scholarship can’t mask the damage of SB 1: program cuts, shuttered DEI, politicized classrooms — and a hostile message to the very students and scholars Ohio needs to keep.

Gov. DeWine calls on university trustees to attract both in-state and out-of-state students as a projected demographic crisis looms.

At his second State of the University address, Ohio State President Ted Carter addressed what he called "a rough time for our nation."

ACLU sues Ohio State over student Guy Christensen’s expulsion, alleging First and Fourteenth Amendment violations for political social media posts.

Today, the ACLU of Ohio filed a federal lawsuit challenging the Ohio State University’s expulsion of a student for engaging in protected political speech, violating his First Amendment and Fourteenth ...

COLUMBUS — Today, members of the Ohio Education Association (OEA), the Ohio Federation of Teachers (OFT), and the Ohio Conference of the American Association of University Professors (OC AAUP) filed a...

Ohio faculty advocates argue degree cuts are premature and potentially illegal, while spSB 1 sponsor Sen. Cirino says universities need to operate more like businesses.

Letters: OSU is not "oozing" with bias. Raw milk is a Petri dish. D’oh! Is Donald Trump very disappointed in Homer?

In an interview with USA TODAY, the Ohio State University President Ted Carter says he doesn’t feel targeted by the federal government.

Our health and safety depend on scientific research. America is currently the world leader in cutting-edge medical and scientific research, and we want to keep it that way. Families need safe medicine...

In response to a new state law, Ohio University and the University of Toledo have announced cuts in degree programs. Faculty fear for their jobs and the future of liberal arts education as schools pla...