Excavation in Pompeii, led by UC's Steven Ellis, revealed a trade district with diverse food remnants including a giraffe leg, indicating exotic trade in Roman times.

The Cincinnati Business Courier highlights the University of Cincinnati's role in fueling economic growth through its contribution to the workforce with career-ready graduates.

Clermont County homeowners must pay their second-half real estate taxes by July 9. Payments can be made by mail, in person, or online, with various resources available for assistance.

The University of Cincinnati's College-Conservatory of Music has added British cellist Benjamin Hughes, a former BBC Concert Orchestra principal, to its Strings Department.

UC and P&G collaborate on antibacterial research using gold nanoparticles to enhance molecular analysis of bacteria, potentializing more effective antimicrobials.

Dr. Daniel Sun from the University of Cincinnati states that hearing loss is linked to cognitive decline and dementia, impacting one in seven Americans and urging regular hearing screenings.

Sam Reenan joins the UC College-Conservatory of Music as Assistant Professor of Music Theory, effective August 15, bringing an impressive academic background and interdisciplinary approach to teaching.

Detective Joseph N. Ventre retired on May 20, 2025, after over 28 years of service with the Butler County Sheriff's Office, celebrated by his colleagues in a Facebook post.

Jessie L. Grant, PhD, is appointed as the Assistant Dean of Student Services at the University of Cincinnati’s College-Conservatory of Music, overseeing academic advising and student resources.

A study led by the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center reveals how the MYC oncogene accelerates lymphoma growth through the PRPS enzyme, prompting potential targeted treatments.

Cincinnati Public Schools discussed budget cuts to remedy a $50 million deficit, including a hiring freeze and potential snips to vendor contracts. Community members raised concerns, particularly about freezing social worker positions.

Governor DeWine and Brig. Gen. Bartolomei signed an MOU to enhance the partnership between Ohio and the AFRL, focusing on tech advancement and national defense.

The article discusses the opportunities at the University of Cincinnati for students interested in AI and ML, highlighting the job growth in these sectors and the university's resources, such as co-op programs and research opportunities.