Hundreds gathered Friday in Tri-C’s Alex B. Johnson Campus Center for a record-clearing event in an effort to push their ...

Enrollment-wise, the news surrounding Cleveland’s three major community colleges over the last decade has been one big turkey burger. This fall's numbers are closer to Meat Loaf: “Now don’t be sad, ...

Before Michael A. Baston, Ed.D., J.D., became the fifth president of Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C) last year, he went undercover in Cleveland. He and his wife, Tasha, pretended to be evaluating ...

HIGHLAND HILLS, Ohio (WOIO) - Six decades after attending Tri-C’s first day of classes, 78-year-old John Loas achieved his lifelong dream of earning his degree. The now-retired Strongsville resident ...

Trustees of Cuyahoga Community College have voted to place a 2.1-mill renewal levy and a 0.4-mill increase on the Nov. 7 ballot. Tri-C said in a news release issued Thursday afternoon, June 29, that ...

A sign of a great musical solo is fans discovering something new from it with every listen — regardless of the number of listens. That also could describe the Tri-C JazzFest, which celebrates its 45th ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Decades after Martin Luther King Jr. Day was first celebrated as a federally recognized holiday, Cleveland found its own way to pause, gather, and listen. A local holiday tradition ...

In an effort to eliminate unexpected, non-tuition barriers that can often disrupt students’ educational pursuits, the Cuyahoga Community College Foundation has announced a donation of $1 million from ...

Cuyahoga Community College announced it will host a celebration of the annual birthday observance of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., continuing a tradition that began in 1977. The 46th annual celebration ...

Tri-C JazzFest returns to Playhouse Square this weekend - how are audiences, regardless of age, discovering jazz? "There are free performances right in front of the Idea Center, under the chandelier, ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio--Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C) President Michael Baston spent the first 100 days of his tenure listening, learning, and engaging with his community, meeting nearly 2,000 people.