University of Cincinnati College of Medicine gets an anonymous $2 million donation to cover tuition for 10 medical students, focusing on those with Ohio ties and interest in primary care.

The University of Cincinnati's cooperative education program ranks 4th in the nation, reflecting its commitment to experiential learning and student success.

Butler County commissioners passed tax relief measures to cut property taxes, with estimated savings of $100 per $100,000 of home value for residents.

SLB donated $158 million worth of geosciences software to the University of Cincinnati to enhance students' practical experience and job market competitiveness.

Hamilton County DD Services has launched a resource page for National Suicide Prevention Month to address mental health in the IDD community, with a new ongoing ACT plan.

Clermont County phone issues have been resolved, with officials announcing restored connections to county offices such as the Building Department and Public Health.

Clermont County is experiencing phone issues, prompting the use of temporary alternate numbers for key departments. Technicians are working to resolve the situation.

Dr. Oluwole Awosika highlights the lack of neurorehabilitation services in the US, referencing a Lancet Neurology editorial on the issue and advocating for improved access to stroke rehabilitation.

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 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.

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.

Mark Piepmeier was inducted into the Sharonville Society of Honored Citizens for his longstanding public service and contributions to local sports. The Sharonville, Ohio community celebrated his impact and wished him well in retirement.