UC's Lindner College of Business hosted the 2025 Lindner Business Immersion Camp for high school students to explore business education and potential careers, featuring interactive activities and industry-expert discussions.

The University of Cincinnati Cancer Center is advancing the treatment of blood cancers by identifying new mutations and pushing potential treatments through trials, aiming to improve survival rates.

The University of Cincinnati reached a record enrollment of 53,682 students in fall 2025, with increases across various programs, including a 17.3% rise in the College Credit Plus program.

Stephanie Pilat has been appointed as the new dean of UC's DAAP, bringing her extensive academic and professional background from her tenure at the University of Oklahoma.

Ohio Rep. Adam Mathews calls for Judge Ted Berry's resignation over social media remarks following Charlie Kirk's death, as public and foundation reactions ensue.

Around 500 people gathered at Nippert Stadium for the annual 9/11 Memorial Stair Run to remember the 9/11 attacks, climbing 2,071 steps to honor the victims and heroes.

The NSF awarded $3M to UC and Kent State to foster research collaboration with their SHARE program, aiming to aid smaller institutions and streamline processes.

Dr. Kamal Pohar became the inaugural chair of the University of Cincinnati's new Department of Urology, holding the R. Bruce and Barbara Bracken Endowed Chair.

A serious crash in Cincinnati left one car split in half, another hitting an apartment, non-life-threatening injuries reported, and Duke Energy dealing with a damaged pole.

A crash in Brown County, Ohio involving a pickup and a van resulted in four people being seriously injured and airlifted or transported to the hospital.

Chauncey Joyce inaugurated as the first Mischell Endowed Professor at the University of Cincinnati, enhancing finance education with industry experience and innovative teaching methods.

Taste of Belgium closed its first full-service restaurant in Cincinnati's OTR neighborhood after 14 years, citing the pandemic's impact and other challenges as reasons.

Gerald Olin Finley was charged with murder and felonious assault after a fatal shooting at Deerfield Township Fire Station. The victim was pronounced dead on scene. Finley is detained and a court appearance is scheduled. The investigation is ongoing.