It's a remarkable time to be a Bearcat.
Through uncharted territory. Beyond uncertainty.
All the way forward to Next at the global birthplace of co-op.
Karrington Rainey sees a future in law. An activist at heart, Rainey is studying sociology and wants to be an advocate for marginalized groups in society. She grew up in Cincinnati and graduated from Cincinnati Public School Clark Montessori High School. Karrington initially wanted to leave the Queen City for college until she became part of the CPS Ambassadors Program in high school. It opened her eyes to the possibilities at UC. “I got accepted into the Gen-1 program and it was my sign to stay," she says. "There are so many cool opportunities here. I didn’t know about co-op and how people come from across the country to attend UC. I lived here and didn’t realize that.”
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November 18, 2021
Lauren Bradstreet, a second-year University of Cincinnati student, is "super excited" to show off her competitive jump rope skills as she performs as part of a group of jumpers in Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
November 19, 2021
University of Cincinnati alumna Angelique Kennedy-Chavannes combines English major and study abroad experiences into a career at Fodor’s.
November 23, 2021
The University of Cincinnati continues its dedicated partnership with Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS) and commitment to underrepresented students with the launch of the Marian Spencer Scholars Program for high-achieving CPS students.
The University of Cincinnati invented cooperative education more than 100 years ago. We rank in the Top 5 nationally for co-ops and internships. Our co-op students earn a collective $58 million per year working for thousands of employers across the globe.
Connect, grow, and engage in a multitude of experiences on our beautiful campus. Join your fellow Bearcats at the campus recreation center or make friends for life in University Housing. Next Lives here at the University of Cincinnati.
Our commitment to our city starts with a promise to its future leaders. By promoting readiness, access, and success, we are growing, building, and energizing our Cincinnati Public Schools pipeline.
Our city is a huge part of who we are and what we do. After all, it’s in our name. Visitors have called it amazing. We’re proud to simply call it home.
We don’t wait to change the world. We’re powering new markets and industries, transforming ideas into impact, improving the way we live, work and learn.