Higher Education

Ohio’s Third Frontier internship program matches talented students and growing companies

Getting talented students together with innovative companies is what Ohio's Third Frontier internship program tries to do, while positioning the state for long-term growth in the knowledge-based economy.

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Xavier University receives $100K gift for new health center

Xavier University has received a $100,000 gift that will go toward construction of the new McGrath Health and Counseling Center, part of their 20-acre Xavier Square project.

University of Cincinnati IT student wins year-long technology competition

A mobile phone application developed by fifth-year UC student Brandon Slaby won a first-in-the nation competition, which boasted major corporate sponsorship, to create workable applications for smart phones.

UC professor receives neuroradiology society’s highest honor

University of Cincinnati professor Robert Lukin, MD, has been awarded the Gold Medal by the American Society of Neuroradiology, the organization's highest honor.

NKU students in Lithuania for work-study program with CinciMedia

Northern Kentucky University and CinciMedia have launched a new virtual effects work-study program at the company's headquarters in Vilnius, Lithuania.

UC first in U.S. to study Relaxin for heart failure

Medical researchers at the University of Cincinnati are the first in the United States to enroll a patient in a clinical trial to test the effectiveness of the drug Relaxin on treating heart failure symptoms.

UC architecture students working underwater

To prepare themselves for an international competition this August, students in the University of Cincinnati's new Extreme Environments design course are meeting and working at the bottom of the university's Olympic-sized pool.

Commuter colleges go residential

The University of Cincinnati, which had once been labelled a "commuter college", is among many urban universities working to reinvent their campuses and surrounding neighborhoods into stronger live/work environments.

Free-college programs multiply

As cities try to emulate Kalamazoo's success with its free college tuition program, Strive is working to put together its own program locally.

Competition means more access to info for UC students

A first-in-the-nation competition organized by cell phone provider UC Mobile will allow University of Cincinnati students to keep tabs on events and information more efficiently.

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