Cincinnati is considering using TIF funds to improve a public parking lot serving MadTree Brewing in Oakley. A virtual meeting on June 23 will discuss the project.

An expert analyzes how misinformation and unfounded claims spread after a suspect was arrested for shooting two Minnesota lawmakers. Despite no evidence, some politicians and Elon Musk quickly blamed the left.

A study between University of California and Case Western Reserve University explores "synthetic platelets" to aid individuals with traumatic brain injuries and hemorrhages, potentially offering alternatives to blood transfusions.

The Real Estate Center Dinner at Cincinnati Music Hall spotlighted real estate students and program supporters with over 600 attendees, speeches, and networking opportunities.

Ohio legislators revised a budget proposal regarding access to police records, seeking compromise after debate and concern over transparency and wrongful convictions.

Dr. Janet Dong has received the Distinguished Teaching Professor Award for her contributions in engineering education at the University of Cincinnati.

The University of Cincinnati's CCM is offering a diverse range of arts electives in fall 2025, including dance, cinema, music appreciation (featuring Taylor Swift and "Hamilton"), performance classes, and theater appreciation.

UC scientists, led by assistant professor Tom Seegar, have mapped the atomic structures of two proteins, advancing understanding of inflammation regulation.

The University of Cincinnati hosted a successful Ohio Higher Education Computing Council, centered on IT strategy and student improvement across Ohio institutions.

Austin Castle benefited from the University of Cincinnati's NEXT Innovation Scholars program, developing skills in design thinking and future forecasting that influenced his career path.

Miami University announces availability of parking permits for 2025-2026 without price increase, with payroll deduction option for full-time staff and a policy reminder against certain parking methods.

Miami University's Honors College has implemented a senior project requirement for students to demonstrate interdisciplinary learning and personal growth.

Miami University's NAfME collegiate chapter wins a national "Chapter of Excellence" award for exceptional recruitment, growing from 16 to over 70 members.