Education

Ohio State University President Ted Carter gave a preview of news and events coming up on OSU's campus this upcoming academic year.

It’s been nine months since Ted Carter took over as president of Ohio State University.During his tenure, OSU has hired a new athletic director, had a record number of students apply, seen protestors arrested and he’s begun developing a long-term strategic plan for the university.We’re talking about the academic year that just started and football.

Columbus City School records show that teacher Jodi Fullerton, who is accused of assaulting an autistic student, is employed at Valley Forge Elementary amid ongoing civil lawsuit.

The University of Cincinnati's space research institute has been renamed for astronaut Neil Armstrong, a former UC professor.

The new exclusive agreement allows the university access to the Browns trademarks for advertising purposes. It also sets out new academic programming in partnership between the school and the football team.

A 16-year-old girl was arrested after telling Whitehall officials that a student had brought a gun to school. It was a false statement.

About 1,380 private school students living in district boundaries won't receive bussing this year because their travel time would take more than 30 minutes.

More Ohio schools are working with community behavioral health centers to tackle depression and anxiety among students.

Once again, many of Ohio's school districts need substitute drivers and extra trips to transport all kids, and around 9% don’t have enough drivers at all.

Governor Mike DeWine’s mandate goes into effect for this school year. It’s a part of a national movement to push evidence-based literacy methods at Ohio schools.