UC’s Coffee House Cabin won a Crystal Cabin Award
They took home the “University” award for creating a coworking cabin space.
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Innovation challenge winner: A new sandbox to play and watch esports in
The Sandbox will serve as the official arena of NKU Esports and as a hub for students to practice and compete.
One year later, the Cincinnati Innovation District has become a model for Ohio cities
The CID is on track to create 20,000 new jobs and $3 billion in annual economic impact to the region.
Affordable childcare for students at Xavier sought during March Gladness Campaign
For years, both students and professors have tried to help students with kids complete their education. Thanks to the efforts of a senior and a professor, it could soon be a reality.
UpSpring helps Greater Cincinnati’s homeless kids bounce back
Many kids don’t live on the street, however, they “couch surf,” which comes with its own set of challenges.
Greater Cincinnati’s YWCA launches its second Racial Equality and Social Justice Challenge
This year’s themes are Reparations, Racism in Sports, Gender-Based Violence, and Environmental Racism.
Giraffes like pedicures
The staff at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden were able to teach them how to stand still for hoof trims after spending weeks working on several small behaviors.
“A Celebration of the Harlem Renaissance”: acknowledging the legacy of the Black cultural revival
In addition to a visual art exhibit, viewers can expect jazz performances, a poetry reading, and performance by Revolution Dance Theatre.
Racial Equity Matters: GCF’s workshops offer eye-opening lessons
Sunny Reelhorn Parr participated in a Groundwater training that changed the way she approached her career and her personal conversations with neighbors.
Making peace in Pleasant Ridge: One pastor’s journey to save a progressive church
Reverend Derek Terry didn't start his career intending to be a spokesperson for Black, gay clergy. But his journey from Louisville to Cincinnati — and the events of his life in between — led him there.
Innovation challenge winner: A new sandbox to play and watch esports in
The Sandbox will serve as the official arena of NKU Esports and as a hub for students to practice and compete.
One year later, the Cincinnati Innovation District has become a model for Ohio cities
The CID is on track to create 20,000 new jobs and $3 billion in annual economic impact to the region.
Affordable childcare for students at Xavier sought during March Gladness Campaign
For years, both students and professors have tried to help students with kids complete their education. Thanks to the efforts of a senior and a professor, it could soon be a reality.
UpSpring helps Greater Cincinnati’s homeless kids bounce back
Many kids don’t live on the street, however, they “couch surf,” which comes with its own set of challenges.
Greater Cincinnati’s YWCA launches its second Racial Equality and Social Justice Challenge
This year’s themes are Reparations, Racism in Sports, Gender-Based Violence, and Environmental Racism.
Giraffes like pedicures
The staff at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden were able to teach them how to stand still for hoof trims after spending weeks working on several small behaviors.
“A Celebration of the Harlem Renaissance”: acknowledging the legacy of the Black cultural revival
In addition to a visual art exhibit, viewers can expect jazz performances, a poetry reading, and performance by Revolution Dance Theatre.
Racial Equity Matters: GCF’s workshops offer eye-opening lessons
Sunny Reelhorn Parr participated in a Groundwater training that changed the way she approached her career and her personal conversations with neighbors.
Making peace in Pleasant Ridge: One pastor’s journey to save a progressive church
Reverend Derek Terry didn't start his career intending to be a spokesperson for Black, gay clergy. But his journey from Louisville to Cincinnati — and the events of his life in between — led him there.
