Conor Morris is a reporter and producer focusing on local news in the Cleveland, Ohio area. He has written for Ideastream Public Media, WVXU, and WYSO Public Radio, and his work has also appeared in WYSU and WKSU-FM. Conor covers a range of topics including education, politics, and community issues, providing in-depth reporting and analysis for his audience.
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Conor Morris focuses on local education and government matters, particularly related to Northeast Ohio, Cleveland, and Youngstown. His work largely revolves around educational leadership changes, school board decisions, and issues within the education system.
Given his focus on local educational institutions in Ohio, pitches should offer insights from educators or officials directly involved in these communities. Topics related to challenges facing schools in Northeast Ohio or policy implications for local governments would likely be of interest to him.
Moreover, since Conor's coverage attributes heavily lean towards government announcements (58%), offering exclusive information about upcoming appointments or policy changes at the regional level could also grab his attention.
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By: Bryanna Feagler, Conor Morris
The Ninth Annual Arts Innovation Summit was held on Oct. 17 in the Gamble Auditorium. This summit discussed “key findings” from the Greater Cleveland Music census. One essential figure it will focus on is initiating formal music commissions and tax breaks for small venues. Dr. Sean Murphy, associate professor of arts management and entrepreneurship, is...
By: Conor Morris, Israel Gole
Vivek Ramaswamy, the Cincinnati native who formerly bid for the Republican presidential nomination in 2023, encourages students to throw off a “victimhood mindset,” to find their calling and to fight for the future of America. On Oct. 15, Ramaswamy gave a speech to over 1,000 students at the Archie M. Griffin Grand Ballroom on the...
By: Mark Mercado
The many pros and cons between living on campus or commuting daily can help build connections and prepare students for the post-graduate life.
“This gives students that work in the lab a first-person example” said Rachelle Hippler, a professor of software engineering and the professor overseeing this research product. “Sometimes software seems so easy to use but then to someone whose never used it before, it could be confusing or complicated”
By: Maria Vurbic, Conor Morris
During the 2024 spring semester, Baldwin Wallace’s intro to museums and archives class put together the “Kohler: Man, Myth, Hall” exhibit to be displayed in Ritter Library throughout the course of the 2024-2025 school year. Located on the first floor of Ritter Library, the exhibit outlines the life of Kohler Hall, the oldest building on...
By: Zaria Johnson, Conor Morris
Unofficial school levy results are rolling in for Northeast Ohio districts; notably, Cleveland Metropolitan School District's tax levy and bond issue passed, at least according to the Cleveland Teachers Union.
By: Rylee Barno
“We work really hard to make sure that we’re connecting them with hands-on criminal justice opportunities,” Gregory said.
By: Jacob Borishchak
As students await more upgrades in Kamm Hall which houses the school of business, the recently upgraded Bloomberg research center has greatly impacted students
By: Conor Morris
The arrests come as tensions are heating back up on campus after a weeks-long encampment protest at the private university in Cleveland earlier this year.
By: Conor Morris
The potential need for layoffs come just four years after the university already cut almost 200 staff during the early days of the pandemic.
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