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Richard Farmer to share Cintas success story at Xavier’s Distinguished Speakers Series
Cintas founder Richard Farmer will share his success story at Xavier University as part of Xavier's Distinguished Speakers Series, which brings top-level business, academic and political leaders to Xavier's campus to discuss world issues, introduce new ideas and get people talking.
University of Cincinnati awarded $3 million to attract science and math students
More than $3 million in state funding is coming to the University of Cincinnati, part of Ohio's push to attract and keep students in science, technology, engineering, math and medicine.
Zoning change needed for Xavier University academic complex
Cincinnati City Council's Economic Development Committee will consider a zoning change today that could pave the way for a new academic complex and campus gateway for Xavier University.
Xavier University dissects China’s impact on the world economy
Three top academic experts on China's economy will lead an interactive discussion at Xavier University on that country's worldwide economic impact.
Fortune 500 firms improve quality of life in Cincinnati
Cincinnati's Fortune 500 firms bring big advantages to the region, according to a new index calculated by researchers at the University of Cincinnati.
$250k Federal grant furthers Thomas More College’s Health Sciences Center
A $250,000 federal grant will help further Thomas More College's plan to create a center for health care education to train the next generation of health care professionals and managers.
University of Cincinnati awarded $275k to expand teacher recruitment project
The Southwest Center of Excellence STEM Teaching Academy, led by the University of Cincinnati and Miami University, was just awarded $275,000 by the state of Ohio to expand its recruitment of African-American and urban-Appalachian students.
University of Cincinnati teacher retention program receives national recognition
Preparing good teachers and keeping them in the classroom is the goal of a University of Cincinnati partnership with a Cincinnati-area school district that just received national recognition and funding.
Technology meets business at University of Cincinnati’s Showcase 2008
University of Cincinnati's Showcase 2008 will give the region's business community a glimpse at some of the best of UC’s research that has either been commercialized or shows great potential. More than 100 exhibits and demonstrations of emerging technologies and research will be on hand in early March.
Richard Farmer to share Cintas success story at Xavier’s Distinguished Speakers Series
Cintas founder Richard Farmer will share his success story at Xavier University as part of Xavier's Distinguished Speakers Series, which brings top-level business, academic and political leaders to Xavier's campus to discuss world issues, introduce new ideas and get people talking.
University of Cincinnati awarded $3 million to attract science and math students
More than $3 million in state funding is coming to the University of Cincinnati, part of Ohio's push to attract and keep students in science, technology, engineering, math and medicine.
Zoning change needed for Xavier University academic complex
Cincinnati City Council's Economic Development Committee will consider a zoning change today that could pave the way for a new academic complex and campus gateway for Xavier University.
Xavier University dissects China’s impact on the world economy
Three top academic experts on China's economy will lead an interactive discussion at Xavier University on that country's worldwide economic impact.
Fortune 500 firms improve quality of life in Cincinnati
Cincinnati's Fortune 500 firms bring big advantages to the region, according to a new index calculated by researchers at the University of Cincinnati.
$250k Federal grant furthers Thomas More College’s Health Sciences Center
A $250,000 federal grant will help further Thomas More College's plan to create a center for health care education to train the next generation of health care professionals and managers.
University of Cincinnati awarded $275k to expand teacher recruitment project
The Southwest Center of Excellence STEM Teaching Academy, led by the University of Cincinnati and Miami University, was just awarded $275,000 by the state of Ohio to expand its recruitment of African-American and urban-Appalachian students.
University of Cincinnati teacher retention program receives national recognition
Preparing good teachers and keeping them in the classroom is the goal of a University of Cincinnati partnership with a Cincinnati-area school district that just received national recognition and funding.
Technology meets business at University of Cincinnati’s Showcase 2008
University of Cincinnati's Showcase 2008 will give the region's business community a glimpse at some of the best of UC’s research that has either been commercialized or shows great potential. More than 100 exhibits and demonstrations of emerging technologies and research will be on hand in early March.
