Cincinnati's City Council election features a crowded field with 25 candidates, including incumbents and new challengers, addressing issues like safety and infrastructure. The race may significantly alter the city's political landscape.

Lebanese Fulbright Scholar Tamara Nasr landed a summer co-op at Steven Holl Architects, enriching her architectural education with hands-on experience in NYC.

Wes Modes's project "A Secret History of American River People" records stories from riverbank residents, unearthing local heritage and personal tales connected to U.S. waterways.

Cincinnati Public Schools welcomed students back with major changes, including five new middle schools, reshaped student experiences, and revised transportation with older students using Metro buses instead of yellow buses.

The University of Cincinnati and Cincinnati Public Schools have launched the Principal Leadership Institute to enhance leadership skills of local school principals.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced the launch of two revitalization projects along the Ohio River in Portsmouth, funded by a $34.2 million grant to enhance waterfront access and economic opportunities.

Cincinnati prepares for the “Walk Ahead for Brain Tumor Discoveries” event to support brain cancer research and advocates, with survivor Jennifer McClure leading the fundraiser.

The University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music has released its fall 2025 calendar featuring a variety of performances, with tickets available from the CCM Box Office.

Cincinnati is enforcing a stricter youth curfew to prevent crime and has set up a curfew center, with officials preferring voluntary compliance to punitive action.

The University of Cincinnati's new dean has had a notable first year, bringing infectious energy to her role, integrating with the city, and enhancing the university's educational offerings.

Wright State University appointed Dr. Raj Mitra as the first dean of Boonshoft School of Medicine and launched initiatives to improve healthcare education, community outreach, and address physician shortages, especially in rural Ohio.

The College of Science and Mathematics' Festival of Research highlights student research, providing opportunities for networking, academic growth, and future employment.

Wright State University–Lake Campus’ WDBEC aligns education with local industry needs, offering programs to develop workforce skills, enhance careers, and support business growth.