For many graduating high school, financial aid is the only thing that makes going to college affordable. Especially with the loss of jobs and financial hardships among many, there’s never been a better time to apply for aid.

In this episode of NextUP, University of Cincinnati professor Brian Kinkle discusses the history of college lecturers and how they've evolved to fit the needs of today's generation of students.

When it comes to hiring young talent, internships and co-ops are two popular programs that offer students the opportunity to gain valuable work experience before they graduate.

Finding the right college for you is a big decision, and can be a time-consuming journey. Whether you’re a high school freshman getting a head start, or a rising senior trying to narrow down your list, the key to navigating this journey is to stay organized.

Ever wonder how everyday technology works? Your phone? Gaming systems? Search? The University of Cincinnati now offers a brand new, unique course designed for students of any major, not just engineering or computer science. This highly engaging, interactive course will give you a greater understanding of how the technology you use every day works.

Meet Liz Tremblay, a computer science major in UC's College of Engineering and Applied Sciences. Liz has worked in software engineering at retail data science, insights and media company 84.51, and is now a user-experience (UX) design co-op at IBM in Chicago.