UC student Matthew Price made notable contributions in cybersecurity during his co-op with Royal Caribbean, applying his academic knowledge to real-world challenges.

The University of Cincinnati reopened its renovated Old Chemistry building with modern labs and facilities after two years and a $190 million renovation.

The University of Cincinnati relaunches the Cincinnati Ambassadors program to help high school seniors with college applications, involving 22 new ambassadors from local schools.

University of Cincinnati students earned $94.2 million in co-op earnings in the 2024-25 year, reflecting a six percent increase from the previous year.

The Ohio Attorney General's Office invites high school students to apply for the 2025-2026 Teen Ambassador Board, targeting varied educational backgrounds to engage in state government issues.

UC's cooperative program draws students and companies like HEAPY, which invests significantly in student talent through the co-op model, and is expanding its co-op student intake, evidencing the fruitful link between academia and industry.

Clermont County unveiled a new mural celebrating the nation's upcoming 250th anniversary, featuring local Underground Railroad history on a Williamsburg Township barn.

Sens. Capito and Cardin received the Fogarty Award for Bipartisan Service from the University of Cincinnati's Portman Center, celebrating political cooperation.

Over 600 UAW members at GE Aerospace in Ohio and Kentucky are on strike over job security, healthcare costs, and time off, after failed contract negotiations.

The Lindner College of Business has announced new leadership, faculty, and staff for the 2025-26 academic year, including promotions and new hires in various departments.

The University of Cincinnati Cancer Center completed a trial for Flash radiotherapy aimed at treating bone metastases, marking a potential advancement in cancer treatment methods.

John Wright, a University of Cincinnati alumnus and adjunct faculty member, received the Medal of Valor for rescuing an injured driver from a burning car while serving as a deputy in Arkansas.

University of Cincinnati graduate Lynn Pickering was honored as a Zonta Amelia Earhart Fellow, recognizing her promising aerospace engineering and AI work.