The Aronson triplets, known as the 'Triplets in Tech,' have built a reputation by working together in the tech industry and sharing their insights on sibling collaboration and professional success.

Kim Dobbs has created four scholarships for University of Cincinnati student-athletes, continuing her legacy of support and mentorship for the university community.

The University of Cincinnati and UC Health have set a fundraising record with $228.5 million in donations, the largest in the institution's history, benefiting students and health services.

GE Aerospace invests $100 million in Southwest Ohio, which is expected to positively impact local economies, potentially boosting jobs, population, retail, and real estate, according to a University of Cincinnati economist.

Hee Ra Yoo joins the University of Cincinnati's College-Conservatory of Music as Assistant Professor of Dance, bringing her international experience to the institution starting August 15.

CCM won two Emmy Awards for "The Making of Sweet Charity" and "Crosstown Shootout Basketball" direction, showcasing student and faculty talent in arts and sports production.

Free health care services were offered at St. Xavier High School by UC students, Anthem, and RAM, providing medical, dental, and vision care to those in need, no ID or insurance required.

Brett Kissela has been named director of the UC Gardner Neuroscience Institute, stepping down as chair of neurology to focus on research and innovation.

University of Cincinnati plans a one-hour IT maintenance at 11 p.m. on July 24, affecting select services, while cloud-hosted services will remain available.

The article discusses rampant workplace violence against nurses, with 80% experiencing aggression and often inadequate hospital responses to their reports.

David Kelley was honored for his contributions to sports administration education, particularly for founding the MAA program at Ohio University, which influenced the field greatly.

Tom and Pam Mischell, UC alumni and a married couple of 55 years, are celebrated for their philanthropy and leadership in the Cincinnati community and at their alma mater.

The University of Cincinnati is trialing a new oral drug to treat MS-related muscle spasticity, with the potential to be more effective and tolerable for patients.