$2.4M grant to help thousands of students prepare for college
Thousands of low-income Cincinnati Public Schools students will get on track for college thanks to a $2.4 million GEARUP SCORES partnership grant.
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UC prof launches Web site to help explore the Ancient Ohio Trail
Building on his work to use vitrual technology to electronically rebuild lost or damaged Native American monuments, UC professor John Hancock others have put together a Web site that offers itineraries and directions 50 earthwork sites in southern and central Ohio.
UC to open $135M health science research facility
The $135 million University of Cincinnati Center for Academic Research Excellence/Crawley Building will officially open on September 10 with a public ribbon-cutting from 1 PM to 3 PM.
New chair first woman to lead UC radiology department
Jannette Collins, MD, has been appointed as the first female chair of the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine's radiology department.
UC team studies link between Parkinson’s and depression
A $1.7 million grant from the National Institutes of Health is allowing University of Cincinnati researchers to study if depression exacerbates the progression of Parkinson's disease.
Haile Foundation gift of $15 million invests in NKU College of Business
The Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile, Jr./US Bank Foundation just announced a landmark gift -- $15 million to the Northern Kentucky University College of Business. It is the largest gift in the 40-year history of NKU, and matches the largest single-source gift to a public university in the history of Kentucky.
UC’s co-op placements rose 23.5 percent since 2003
More University of Cincinnati students are making more money through UC's nationally ranked co-op program, with the number of placements of UC students in co-op rising 23.5 percent over the last five years.
Strive wins grant of $490,021 to improve school-community connections
Strive, the public-private collaborative to improve education in Greater Cincinnati, has received a grant of nearly $500,000 from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, money that will be used to create deeper connections between the community and the schools in the Cincinnati Public School district.
UC robotics team helps Keep Cincinnati Beautiful
When Keep Cincinnati Beautiful's trash picking robot Les Litter broke down on the way to City Hall, the University of Cincinnati robotics team came to the rescue.
UC solar house serves as a summer laboratory
During the summer downtime, the UC solar house is being recycled - as a laboratory to learn how hot water can be used as a power source.
UC prof launches Web site to help explore the Ancient Ohio Trail
Building on his work to use vitrual technology to electronically rebuild lost or damaged Native American monuments, UC professor John Hancock others have put together a Web site that offers itineraries and directions 50 earthwork sites in southern and central Ohio.
UC to open $135M health science research facility
The $135 million University of Cincinnati Center for Academic Research Excellence/Crawley Building will officially open on September 10 with a public ribbon-cutting from 1 PM to 3 PM.
New chair first woman to lead UC radiology department
Jannette Collins, MD, has been appointed as the first female chair of the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine's radiology department.
UC team studies link between Parkinson’s and depression
A $1.7 million grant from the National Institutes of Health is allowing University of Cincinnati researchers to study if depression exacerbates the progression of Parkinson's disease.
Haile Foundation gift of $15 million invests in NKU College of Business
The Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile, Jr./US Bank Foundation just announced a landmark gift -- $15 million to the Northern Kentucky University College of Business. It is the largest gift in the 40-year history of NKU, and matches the largest single-source gift to a public university in the history of Kentucky.
UC’s co-op placements rose 23.5 percent since 2003
More University of Cincinnati students are making more money through UC's nationally ranked co-op program, with the number of placements of UC students in co-op rising 23.5 percent over the last five years.
Strive wins grant of $490,021 to improve school-community connections
Strive, the public-private collaborative to improve education in Greater Cincinnati, has received a grant of nearly $500,000 from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, money that will be used to create deeper connections between the community and the schools in the Cincinnati Public School district.
UC robotics team helps Keep Cincinnati Beautiful
When Keep Cincinnati Beautiful's trash picking robot Les Litter broke down on the way to City Hall, the University of Cincinnati robotics team came to the rescue.
UC solar house serves as a summer laboratory
During the summer downtime, the UC solar house is being recycled - as a laboratory to learn how hot water can be used as a power source.
