The transformation of the University of Cincinnati’s Uptown Campus has garnered national and international attention in Architecture magazine, the New York Times, the Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times and the Washington Post. Campus has been revolutionized from a cramped, cracked, aging urban campus into an exciting, thriving center of learning and living, with spectacular buildings, open green spaces, fountains and pedestrian walkways that cover what were once parking lots and driveways in the heart of campus.
Visitors are welcome and are encouraged to explore our architecture, green spaces and public art.
 Prospective (future) students can schedule a Campus Visit through the Office of Admissions.
Other visitors may schedule an art and architecture tour.
Until you can visit in person, please enjoy this virtual experience of life at UC.
Tours:
If your UC college or campus is intereted in being featured in a new Virtual Tour, visit our informational page to learn how.
Credits
Photography by Andrew Higley, Lisa Ventre, Dottie Stover and Jay Yocis, University Relations; Academic Health Center Public Relations.
Designed by TJ Iaciofano, University Relations
Funding provided by University Relations and the UC Alumni Association. |
New tours
Visit our new West Campus Video Tour, created entirely by UC students.
- University Pavilion
- CCM Village
- Siddall & Calhoun Halls
- Varsity Village
- Nippert Stadium
- MainStreet
- Sigma Sigma Commons
- Library Square
- Schneider Quadrangle
- McMicken Commons
These videos, along with many others, can be seen on the official UC iTunes U site.
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