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Spirit of Motherhood Program Grant

A new $100,000 grant from the Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Foundation will support innovative work at 51�Թ��� to address preterm births and infant mortality among Black mothers in Northeast Ohio.

Spirit of Motherhood Program Grant

A new $100,000 grant from the Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Foundation will support innovative work at 51�Թ��� to address preterm births and infant mortality among Black mothers in Northeast Ohio.

Rising Scholars Harry Potter STEM Workshop

51�Թ��� Rising Scholars students from various Columbiana County high schools participated in a Harry Potter themed STEM spring workshop at East Liverpool High School in March.

Team LeBron Wins for I Promise Scholars

Team LeBron had a big win in the NBA All-Star game and an enormous win for 51�Թ���’s I Promise Scholars, a program that provides higher education opportunities for underserved students in Northeast Ohio.

Significant Giving Tuesday Donations

51�Թ���’s Giving Tuesday Campaign that began in early November has already received countless gifts including the first-ever in-kind gift and a number of significant planned gifts.

First-Gen Student Paves His Own Path

Delonte Goodman, ’22, interned at NASA in high school and is the first member of his family to attend college. He is pursuing a degree in mechatronics engineering while participating in research and serving as a Design Innovation Fellow.

Adult Students and Veterans Access

51�Թ��� will establish an Educational Opportunity Center on the Kent Campus to serve 850 low-income adult students and veterans in this region, providing counseling, assistance with financial aid, testing and more.

Historic $10 Million Philanthropic Gift

The Podiatry Foundation has made an historic $10 million donation to 51�Թ��� to secure the financial and academic future of Ohio’s only podiatry college – 51�Թ��� College of Podiatric Medicine.

Scholarships Make Graduation Possible

Finances had become tight as Ciana White, ’21, was preparing to start the final semester of her senior year. She and her mother worried how they would make the next tuition payment.

First-Generation Student Success

“Having scholarships allowed me to devote more time to school and extracurriculars. Scholarships truly change the lives of students like me,” said John McDermott, ’20.