Tyler Ehrlich joins the University of Cincinnati as Assistant Professor and Assistant Director of Wind Studies, bringing extensive conducting and teaching experience.

UC Clermont's new initiative in its Manufacturing Engineering Technology program offers paid internships to blend classroom learning with real-world experience, gearing up for a fall 2025 start.

Joshua Copley, University of Cincinnati's student body president, advocates for better student-neighbor relations by engaging in local events and hosting responsible parties.

The Aiken Falcons finished as runner-up in the Ohio state championship with a 27-2 record, under retiring coach Derrell Black's 13-year tenure, which emphasized talent and community.

The Kettering Police Department honored Melissa Hennegan and Leslie Ferrell for their administrative contributions on Administrative Professionals Day.

UC College-Conservatory of Music's Professor Mara Helmuth was named a 2025 Guggenheim Fellow, celebrating her contributions and future potential in composition.

A University of Cincinnati student, Colin Malott, is working at NASA's Office of Inspector General in cybersecurity, supported by a Scholarship for Service from the NSF.

Nathaniel Mitchell, PhD, joins the University of Cincinnati's CCM as Assistant Professor of Music Theory, bringing diverse expertise and innovative teaching strategies.

Hamilton County Democratic endorsements are delayed due to the Board of Elections pausing petition checking until May 27, affecting the party's nominating committee schedule.

The University of Cincinnati highlights an Earth Day celebration with an award-winning book on Fernald's transformation from a nuclear site to a wildlife sanctuary.

UC researcher Katherine Burns developed an at-home test for endometriosis, which analyzes menstrual fluid to identify the condition, offering a non-invasive diagnostic alternative.

The University of Cincinnati's NEXT Innovation Scholars program offers interdisciplinary learning, with students like Charlie Harker gaining insight from global leaders, preparing them to tackle complex real-world problems.

University of Cincinnati researchers are analyzing local overdose data to identify hot spots and improve response efforts, funded by a $350,000 grant.