STEM elementary school at Taft to open August 19
A celebration on August 9 will mark the opening of a new science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) K-8 school in Mount Auburn on August 19.
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UC co-op growth 25 percent in five years
The University of Cincinnati is reporting a 25 percent increase in placements in its nationally-renowned co-op program, part of a recognizable national trend.
Point-of-care technology saves critical minutes for heart patients, UC researchers find
Researchers at the University of Cincinnati have studied new devices that bring tests previously done in a laboratory to the patient’s side in the emergency room, speeding the care of cardiac patients and potentially improving the outcome.
Xavier University expands evening program for social work studies
Xavier University plans to offer students the chance to complete coursework for a bachelor’s degree in social work in the evenings on a part-time basis, allowing those already employed to pursue the degree without giving up their day jobs.
Strive endorses plan to boost CPS college enrollment
Strive has endorsed a plan by an alliance of non-profits to increase the number of Cincinnati Public Schools students who enroll in college following graduation.
National conference at UC focuses on technology and education
A three-day national conference at the University of Cincinnati begins tomorrow and will focus on technology in higher education, bringing together state and national leaders in those fields.
UC researcher helping to save Pompeii ruins
The Italian government has declared a year-long state of emergency for the ancient city of Pompeii, and University of Cincinnati archaeologist Steven J.R. Ellis is helping to save it by directing a research project at Porta Stabia, one of Pompeii's ancient gates.
Ohio ranked 4th in biotech strength
Business Facilities Magazine has ranked Ohio fourth among all states in overall biotechnology strength in a recently released report.
UC anthropologist’s North Bend find tied to comet theory
Are diamonds, gold, silver, copper and comet debris found in North Bend evidence of a comet explosion nearly 13,000 years ago? University of Cincinnati anthropologist Kenneth Tankersley believes so.
UC professor talks about climate change work in Science
University of Cincinnati professor of geology Tom Lowell is featured in the latest issue of Science, discussing his latest research into whether the Younger Dryas impacted climate change around the globe.
UC co-op growth 25 percent in five years
The University of Cincinnati is reporting a 25 percent increase in placements in its nationally-renowned co-op program, part of a recognizable national trend.
Point-of-care technology saves critical minutes for heart patients, UC researchers find
Researchers at the University of Cincinnati have studied new devices that bring tests previously done in a laboratory to the patient’s side in the emergency room, speeding the care of cardiac patients and potentially improving the outcome.
Xavier University expands evening program for social work studies
Xavier University plans to offer students the chance to complete coursework for a bachelor’s degree in social work in the evenings on a part-time basis, allowing those already employed to pursue the degree without giving up their day jobs.
Strive endorses plan to boost CPS college enrollment
Strive has endorsed a plan by an alliance of non-profits to increase the number of Cincinnati Public Schools students who enroll in college following graduation.
National conference at UC focuses on technology and education
A three-day national conference at the University of Cincinnati begins tomorrow and will focus on technology in higher education, bringing together state and national leaders in those fields.
UC researcher helping to save Pompeii ruins
The Italian government has declared a year-long state of emergency for the ancient city of Pompeii, and University of Cincinnati archaeologist Steven J.R. Ellis is helping to save it by directing a research project at Porta Stabia, one of Pompeii's ancient gates.
Ohio ranked 4th in biotech strength
Business Facilities Magazine has ranked Ohio fourth among all states in overall biotechnology strength in a recently released report.
UC anthropologist’s North Bend find tied to comet theory
Are diamonds, gold, silver, copper and comet debris found in North Bend evidence of a comet explosion nearly 13,000 years ago? University of Cincinnati anthropologist Kenneth Tankersley believes so.
UC professor talks about climate change work in Science
University of Cincinnati professor of geology Tom Lowell is featured in the latest issue of Science, discussing his latest research into whether the Younger Dryas impacted climate change around the globe.
