Tech and business go hand-in-hand at Nitro! bootcamp
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Women in Architecture: An Architecture Matters panel discussion on November 15
Architects with varied backgrounds and experiences will discuss why it's important women are represented in the profession and what's being done to address barriers.
Thomas More launches Dyslexia Institute, first of several education initiatives
The university plans to introduce new programs and scholarships in its School of Education over the next four to five years.
NITRO! Bootcamp returns to ‘supercharge’ minority-owned businesses
The program covers a variety of topics, including accounting, communication, project management, document cloud shortage, inventory, and more.
More than $200,000 in grants awarded to local startups
Nonprofit Main Street Ventures provides funding to entrepreneurs and startups in eight counties throughout the region.
Landsman and Beech Acres address children’s mental health
Congressman seeks funding for mental illness prevention
Local NOMA chapter sees a welcome resurgence of young, minority architects
Fostering young leaders to carry the chapter with guidance of seasoned professionals is the relaunch focus.
10th anniversary best of show features indie movie-making contest winners
Mariemont Theatre rolls out the red carpet in late August for Best of Winterfilm.
Black Tech Week connects entrepreneurs, investors, and professionals in the startup ecosystem
What began as a network-building festival for minorities in technology fields, now attracts more than 3,000 people to downtown Cincinnati.
Museum Center document collection provides intimate look at iconic building
Heirs of Edgard Sforzina, the French-born architect and interior designer who devised Union Terminal’s boardroom and president’s office, enable his document collection to be preserved at the CMC.
Women in Architecture: An Architecture Matters panel discussion on November 15
Architects with varied backgrounds and experiences will discuss why it's important women are represented in the profession and what's being done to address barriers.
Thomas More launches Dyslexia Institute, first of several education initiatives
The university plans to introduce new programs and scholarships in its School of Education over the next four to five years.
NITRO! Bootcamp returns to ‘supercharge’ minority-owned businesses
The program covers a variety of topics, including accounting, communication, project management, document cloud shortage, inventory, and more.
More than $200,000 in grants awarded to local startups
Nonprofit Main Street Ventures provides funding to entrepreneurs and startups in eight counties throughout the region.
Landsman and Beech Acres address children’s mental health
Congressman seeks funding for mental illness prevention
Local NOMA chapter sees a welcome resurgence of young, minority architects
Fostering young leaders to carry the chapter with guidance of seasoned professionals is the relaunch focus.
10th anniversary best of show features indie movie-making contest winners
Mariemont Theatre rolls out the red carpet in late August for Best of Winterfilm.
Black Tech Week connects entrepreneurs, investors, and professionals in the startup ecosystem
What began as a network-building festival for minorities in technology fields, now attracts more than 3,000 people to downtown Cincinnati.
Museum Center document collection provides intimate look at iconic building
Heirs of Edgard Sforzina, the French-born architect and interior designer who devised Union Terminal’s boardroom and president’s office, enable his document collection to be preserved at the CMC.
