Education

New leaders at four Cincinnati startup organizations are upping their game to provide the region’s best and brightest entrepreneurs with more resources.

Returning to Highland Heights as president, Cady Short-Thompson says she’s “delighted to lead the institution that I love.”

Opening in 2027, the new college will tackle growing demand for healthcare talent.

Here’s why students come to the region for college, why they stay after graduation, and what it all means for the local economy.

Xavier’s new business college dean, Marco Pagani, is as concerned with students’ ethical development as he is with academic success.

Ask Rob Zimmerman about what it means for Cincinnati Country Day to be recently ranked the region’s No. 1 private school by Niche.

Butler Tech partners with area businesses to expose high school students to better workforce development and college options.

Ask Brett Marcoux about the unique role Springer plays in Cincinnati’s educational landscape.

Ask Steve Large about Miami’s new $96 million Clinical Health Sciences & Wellness facility.

The annual fundraising campaign launched a new fund to facilitate arts and culture field trips for area students.