College students

Low-income students who previously didn't quality for SNAP might now because of changes to the program as a result of the pandemic.

New research by the University of Dayton finds college-age students are not immune to post-COVID "long haul" syndrome. Preliminary findings from a small study discovered more than 50% still had symptoms after 28 days.

Asha Fairley is an intern at The Land who has been looking into how colleges and universities are stepping up to help their students during the pandemic.

During the ongoing COVID-10 pandemic, college students are experiencing new challenges related to voting in the upcoming November general election.

Ohioans have just a few more days to register to vote if they want to cast a ballot in this year’s elections. Most people can go online to register but...

It's a couple of weeks into the fall semester on Kent’s main campus. While some classes are being held in-person, in many ways the place feels empty and…

A new stimulus bill in the Senate may benefit a group that missed out on stimulus checks in March. College students did not necessarily benefit from the…

According to recent studies, depression continues to increase year-to-year in the college population. Kent State is working to expand counseling services…

More than 7,500 people were in Cleveland over the weekend for a gathering of Hispanic engineers and students.The Society of Hispanic Professional…

Buying textbooks can cost college students hundreds and even thousands of dollars every semester. Some state lawmakers see this as a burden beyond already…