Evan Phelps, a business graduate from the University of Cincinnati, has been named 2025 Mr. Bearcat by Sigma Sigma fraternity for his academic excellence and positive impact.

UC news highlights a Capstone course for nursing students, merging classroom learning with real-world healthcare, emphasizing critical thinking and patient care, culminating in evidence-based projects to improve patient outcomes.

The University of Cincinnati is spotlighted for its entrepreneurial impact, with 32% of startups nominated for the Cincy Inno Fire Awards linked to the university.

Emma Kalinowski switched majors from fashion marketing to business, then found her passion in the Exercise Science program at the University of Cincinnati.

The article recounts the Cuyahoga River's history of fires due to pollution, influencing environmental policy and the Clean Water Act of 1972, with insights from expert David Stradling.

University of Cincinnati's NEXT Innovation Scholars have released the "Horizon Shift" report, analyzing future trends in healthcare, education, and entertainment.

A rapid increase in heart failure cases, with over 6.7 million U.S. adults affected. The AHA emphasizes prevention, highlighting risk calculators and comorbid conditions like CKD as key factors.

National Corrections Officer Week begins, as recognized by a Butler County Sheriff's Office post, honoring corrections staff for their hard work and long shifts managing jail operations.

DAAP seniors at the University of Cincinnati showcased capstone projects, with five students receiving the 1819 Innovation Awards for their creativity and social impact.

Miami University's 31st Undergraduate Research Forum featured 378 students presenting their scholarly work, emphasizing mentorship and the event's generational legacy.

Miami University's President Gregory Crawford received dual accolades from Ohio organizations, acknowledging his impact and the university's progress.

Miami University notes more men, like former Navy corpsman Bradley Black, joining its Nursing programs, reflecting a trend of increased male participation in the field.

The University of Cincinnati is set to demolish Crosley Tower, a Brutalist building that has long divided opinions, with a $47.3 million project starting January 2026.