Miami University Researcher Awarded Knights Templar Eye Foundation Grant for Newt Eye Regeneration Study
José Raúl Pérez-Estrada received a Career-Starter Research Grant from the Knights Templar Eye Foundation to study newt eye development and regeneration, which could potentially benefit pediatric eye care.
Oxford Gears Up for Greener Travel with New Bike-Pedestrian Master Plan Linked to BCRTA Transit
Oxford is developing a Bike-Pedestrian Master Plan, funded by a federal grant, to enhance transportation sustainability and connectivity with BCRTA transit. Public input is sought through a survey.
University of Cincinnati Strives for Authenticity in Greek Tragedy Performance: "Antigone" with Ancient Song and Dance
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.
Governor DeWine Celebrates Royal Canin's New $450 Million Pet Food Plant Inauguration in Lewisburg, Ohio
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.
University of Cincinnati Expert Discusses the Impact of Tariffs on Retirement Planning on WVXU
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.
New Research by University of Cincinnati and Indigenous Scientists Challenges Established Views on Ancient Horse Migrations
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.












