UC's Assistant Professor Anna Conser collaborates with the College-Conservatory of Music to produce an authentic rendition of the Greek play "Antigone," with ancient song and dance.

Cincinnati's program assisting tenants facing eviction received a $100,000 grant from the Greater Cincinnati Foundation to provide same-day legal representation.

Micaela Beatham-Garcia reflects on her time at UC Law, emphasizing the authentic community there, as she and the Class of 2025 prepare for their legal careers.

Governor Mike DeWine attended the opening of Royal Canin's new pet food plant in Lewisburg, Ohio, a $450 million investment expecting to create 270 jobs and feed 4 million pets annually.

Tariffs are impacting personal finance and retirement planning, causing market uncertainty and prompting investors to seek financial advisors for guidance, as discussed by Michael Neugent from the University of Cincinnati.

UC's Esports Innovation Lab hosted the "Game to Career: Esports Employment Fair," connecting 200 neurodivergent students with tech employers through gaming skills.

Research reveals ancient horses migrated over the Bering land bridge both ways during the Pleistocene, challenging one-way migration theories, incorporating DNA, isotopes, and Indigenous knowledge.

CCM students at the University of Cincinnati featured in a documentary for their role in BLINK, a large art and light event.

Miami University’s ASG named Beth Miller the 2025 Outstanding Professor for her impactful teaching and community engagement in Kinesiology, Nutrition, and Health.

Three University of Cincinnati College of Medicine students won prestigious awards: David Warner received the PMGSE, while Mallika Desai and Anna Shepard both earned the PLME for their exceptional achievements and leadership.

A team at the University of Cincinnati is using modern technology to study and recreate Bronze Age artifacts, revealing insights into the era's divine feminine.

A University of Cincinnati study found a strong link between childhood trauma and the risk of later homelessness. Dr. Edson Chipalo's research highlights the cumulative effect of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) on housing stability.

Cincinnati State collaborates with the Cincinnati/Hamilton County Public Library to offer a Community Leadership Certificate Program to library staff, enabling career advancement without a master’s degree.