Bicentennial Bites: September
Celebrating 200 Years as Cincinnati's University
In celebration of the University of Cincinnati’s 200-year anniversary, we are proud to announce Bicentennial Bites.
In 2019, UC will partner with select Cincinnati restaurants, each on a monthly basis, to provide a special deal or commemorative item for all Boldly Bearcats. When you purchase the specialty item, a portion of the proceeds will come back to UC to support scholarships. Now that’s #boldlybearcat.
September's Bicentennial Bites partner is Martinos. Martinos is offering a UC Bicentennial promotion of Bearcat Bundle - 1/2 hoagie, fries and a soda. A portion of the sales will go to the UC Scholarship Fund.
Want to participate? Use #bicentennialbites and #boldlybearcat on social media when you enjoy your Bicentennial Bites and be entered to win a prize!
Can't Get Enough Bicentennial?
Visit 200.uc.edu for a list of ways to get involved and celebrate the University of Cincinnati's 200-year anniversary.
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