The University of Cincinnati highlights its students' work in Tanzania through the Village Life Outreach Project, focusing on water, healthcare, and education, and noting the transformative impact on both communities and students.

The Bearcats Racing team is ready for the season after using the 1819 Ground Floor Makerspace to produce parts for their cars, with driver selection based on speed and dedication. They aim for victory while gaining engineering experience.

The University of Cincinnati celebrated student innovation at their CEAS Expo, awarding the inaugural 1819 Innovation Awards to standout engineering projects.

The University of Cincinnati promotes its biology program as a comprehensive and active avenue for understanding and impacting biological sciences and ecosystems.

Meteora3D, a startup at the University of Cincinnati Venture Lab, is creating 3D-printed anatomical models to enhance surgical planning, having secured over $500,000 in funding.

Wright State University's graduate engineering and computer science programs have been ranked among the best in the nation by U.S. News & World Report for 2025.

Ohio's Clermont County faces floods; the Red Cross opened a shelter as the Ohio River reached 59.6 feet. Authorities urge residents to seek shelter and stay updated on road closures.

Colerain Township celebrated the opening of new fire station, Station 102, with community members and officials attending the ribbon-cutting ceremony.

The city will begin a project on April 7 to improve the alleys between C Street and E Street, with potential delays due to weather. Phase 2 starts on April 21.

Hamilton invites residents for a community cycling event on National Bike to Work Day along the Great Miami River Trail with breakfast and bike repairs included.

Clermont County prepares for severe weather, with historic rain and potential flooding expected. Residents advised to brace for flash floods, high winds, and possible tornadoes.

The University of Cincinnati renovated the Old Chem building with bird-safe windows to prevent bird collisions, reflecting a growing trend in wildlife-conscious urban development.

Hamilton is set for a wet week with a forecast of up to 6 inches of rain, raising flooding concerns. Residents are urged to clear drains and check sump pumps to mitigate flooding risks.