UC salutes military with Veterans Day ceremony

The University of Cincinnati's Veterans Programs and Services and Army, Air Force ROTC detachments honor veterans of past and present

Veterans from all branches of the U.S. military were honored Friday at the University of Cincinnati's annual ceremony held in acknowledgement of Veterans Day.

In past years, UC had been lucky to have good weather the day of the Veterans Day ceremony, which has traditionally been held on McMicken Commons. But because of rainy weather conditions, the ceremony was moved inside of Tangeman University Center. The TUC Atrium proved to be a fine venue for the celebration of service members.

Veterans Day takes place Sunday, Nov. 11, the centennial anniversary of the armistice that ended the first World War, which officially ended at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918.

All photos below by Joseph Fuqua II/UC Creative Services.

Dr. Neville Pinto, University of Cincinnati president spoke during the Veterans Day ceremony at (TUC) Tangeman University Center November 9, 2018. UC/Joseph Fuqua II
Dr. Neville Pinto, University of Cincinnati president spoke during the Veterans Day ceremony at (TUC) Tangeman University Center November 9, 2018. UC/Joseph Fuqua II
Dr. Neville Pinto, University of Cincinnati president spoke during the Veterans Day ceremony at (TUC) Tangeman University Center November 9, 2018. UC/Joseph Fuqua II
Dr. Neville Pinto, University of Cincinnati president spoke during the Veterans Day ceremony at (TUC) Tangeman University Center November 9, 2018. UC/Joseph Fuqua II
Dr. Neville Pinto, University of Cincinnati president spoke during the Veterans Day ceremony at (TUC) Tangeman University Center November 9, 2018. UC/Joseph Fuqua II
Dr. Neville Pinto, University of Cincinnati president spoke during the Veterans Day ceremony at (TUC) Tangeman University Center November 9, 2018. UC/Joseph Fuqua II
Dr. Neville Pinto, University of Cincinnati president spoke during the Veterans Day ceremony at (TUC) Tangeman University Center November 9, 2018. UC/Joseph Fuqua II
Dr. Neville Pinto, University of Cincinnati president spoke during the Veterans Day ceremony at (TUC) Tangeman University Center November 9, 2018. UC/Joseph Fuqua II
Dr. Neville Pinto, University of Cincinnati president spoke during the Veterans Day ceremony at (TUC) Tangeman University Center November 9, 2018. UC/Joseph Fuqua II
Dr. Neville Pinto, University of Cincinnati president spoke during the Veterans Day ceremony at (TUC) Tangeman University Center November 9, 2018. UC/Joseph Fuqua II

Veterans Welcome

The University of Cincinnati is proud to count more than 2,200 veterans of the U.S. military among its student population. Find out more about the services UC provides for veteran students. 

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