🎓 Cleveland universities rethink online learning after pandemic pivot. Case Western Reserve University is running a three-year pilot to determine how virtual options might work for undergraduates. While Tri-C and LCCC embrace flexible learning modalities with nearly half their students choosing online courses, John Carroll remains committed to in-person undergraduate education. The pandemic revealed that learning preferences vary widely—some students thrive online while others need classroom interaction. Universities are now carefully balancing digital convenience with the benefits of campus engagement, as retention data shows slightly higher rates for students with some in-person coursework.
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🏡 University Heights buzzes with eco-friendly community events this Sunday. The Sustainable Home Fair at Wiley School offers free workshops and vendor booths for residents looking to make energy-efficient home renovations. Meanwhile, the Forest City Community Land Trust hosts a panel discussion at Heights Libraries about affordable housing solutions. Music lovers can enjoy free performances by local punk band RRRIOT! and emo trio Cats Eat Dogs at B Side Lounge, while theater enthusiasts can catch the world premiere of "Rust" at Dobama Theatre—a true story about one woman's journey in Cleveland's steel industry.
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🧠 Mental health leader Scott Osiecki to retire after decades of service. The CEO of Cuyahoga County's ADAMHS Board will step down in September 2025 after nearly 30 years with the organization. Osiecki spearheaded crucial initiatives including the upcoming Crisis Receiving Center in Cleveland's Central neighborhood and the CARE Response Pilot program, which offers healthcare-first approaches to mental health crises. Between 14,000-20,000 people annually need emergency mental health services in the county, highlighting the importance of his work. The ADAMHS Board will begin searching for a new CEO in the coming months.
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