UC Blue Ash College admitted Sebastian Mejia-Pretto and Joel Berger high school seniors with 4.0 GPAs for the fall of 2025 and awarded each a $6,000 grant.

UC celebrates Decision Day by personally delivering acceptances and scholarships to local high school students, highlighting the increased number of applications and diversity efforts.

Research by the University of Cincinnati and Sino Lion USA outlines the rise of sulfate-free cosmetics, advocating for amino acid-based ingredients that benefit health and the environment.

A mother and son created an app to match stroke patients with clinical trials, already in use at nearly 30 institutions, improving the trial selection process.

The University of Cincinnati was featured in 15 spots in U.S. News & World Report’s 2025 Best Online Programs list, particularly highlighted by its CECH programs.

The 17STRONG Neighborhoods Microgrant Program in Hamilton accepts applications for projects that improve the community. Grants range from $500 to $2,500.

As reported by USA Today, Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park in Hamilton is running for the title of the top sculpture park in the U.S. Voting is open until February 17.

Hamilton County plans to buy land near Paycor Stadium for extra parking and tailgating space, facilitated by the Bengals forgoing $30 million in payments.

Cincinnati Children's is partnering with New Richmond Schools to open a health center at New Richmond Middle School by the 2025-26 school year, aiming to serve over 1,000 students.

GE Aerospace Foundation programs in San Francisco, like Cincinnati's Engineering Academy at UC, help students like Kallab Hailu Abebe pursue careers in engineering, offering practical experience and community collaboration opportunities.

The University of Cincinnati's 1819 Innovation Hub partners with Kinetic Vision to offer engineering co-op students a five-day boot camp for hands-on experience in industry-relevant skills.

The University of Cincinnati's Alex Mejia received the Presidential Early Career Award, honoring his contributions to inclusive engineering education.

Cincinnati's ACT for Cincy initiative aims to reduce gun violence through public health strategies and collaboration, focusing on community well-being and policing tactics.