Uptown includes all the neighborhoods around the University of Cincinnati including Avondale, Clifton, Clifton Heights, Corryville, Fairview, Mt. Auburn and University Heights, so it's a diverse mix of students and residents in one of the city's most distinct and eclectic group of neighborhoods. Uptown is the home of the Cincinnati Zoo as well as multiple hospitals and the Ludlow shopping district where you can find trendy and unique shops as well as any scent of incense you need. Ethnic restaurants, including a curiously high concentration of Indian eateries, multiple taverns, coffee houses, music venues and the Esquire — one of Cincinnati's finest independent art house movie theaters all make Uptown a one-stop walkable bazaar of exciting entertainment options.
Electric car charging station access just got a little bit easier in Cincinnati with the opening of five DC Fast Charger stations around the city, which join several existing stations in downtown parking garages.
UC's Economics Center hosted its eighth annual awards luncheon March 16 to honor students, educators and sponsors making a difference in society's understanding and implementation of financial literacy. General Electric CEO Jeff Immelt said the Center's main goal is to teach the next generation to compete.
More than 150 people attended the March 11 Soapbox Speaker Series discussion of craft beer as community development at UC's Niehoff Urban Studio featuring Nine Giant's Michael Albarella, Rhinegeist's Bryant Goulding and Wiedemann's Doug Newberry. And there's been more craft beer news since.
Because of strong community partnerships that result in events like speed mentoring and with lots of opportunities for experiential learning, Hughes STEM High School students are a step closer to bright futures.
Cincinnati’s 52 neighborhoods are a patchwork quilt of different sizes, shapes, allegiances and demographics cobbled together into a diverse and sometimes non-cohesive unit. The 2015 Neighborhood Summit looked to erase boundaries and emphasize the results of successful partnerships among our neighborhoods.
UC's Department of Biological Sciences is receiving the National Institute of Health's Research Project Grant and UC biologist Joshua Gross is receiving a National Science Foundation grant for research in human health using a cave-dwelling fish.
As winter slowly recedes and potholes reappear, can spring flowers and infrastructure updates be far behind? Here are 10 transportation stories we’re following that will impact Greater Cincinnati throughout 2015 and beyond.
The University of Cincinnati is renovating its former Campus Services Building at 2900 Reading Road into a $16 million research accelerator, expected to be fully open in 18 months.
The Ludlow 21 Working Group was formed to address a list of suggested improvements for the Ludlow Avenue business District in Clifton, hosting monthly public meetings in order to keep residents and business owners talking about the neighborhood and focused on action.
UPDATED WITH PANELISTS AND RSVP. Soapbox is partnering again with the University of Cincinnati's Niehoff Urban Studio to host a forum on urban development trends, this time focusing on beer entrepreneurs who are helping drive community development. The March 11 event will also feature samples of their newest products.
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