UC celebrates grand opening of 1819 Innovation Hub

Matt Koesters

Fri, October 5, 2018

University of Cincinnati's 1819 Innovation Hub grand opening Oct. 4, 2018, brings together industry leaders, innovation leaders and UC innovators.

Latest UC Magazine shares powerful Boldly Bearcat stories and...

John Bach

Wed, September 12, 2018

Among the stories in the latest UC Magazine, student Alberto Jones opens up about rising above his abuse. Also, learn more about this moment as UC prepares to celebrate its Bicentennial.

UC alum's work supports mass transit infrastructure around the...

Mon, September 10, 2018

Architecture has played an important role in alumni Doug Tilden's family for generations. Now retired, Tilden has worked close to home and across the globe on building and mass transit projects.

UC grads put solar in African schools

Michael Miller

Wed, August 29, 2018

The charity All We Are is a who's who of UC Bearcats. And it's making a big difference in the lives of Ugandan students.

UC students learn from "starchitects"

Michele Ralston

Tue, August 21, 2018

Four University of Cincinnati students recently presented their architectural engineering projects to a panel of "starchitects" at the prestigious Venice Biennale

Here’s what’s next as UC heads back to school

Matt Koesters

Tue, August 21, 2018

As the University of Cincinnati returns for the 2018-19 academic year, it is getting ready for a major milestone, implementing a new strategic direction and opening brand new buildings

UC students gain experience of a lifetime in Venice

Michele Ralston

Tue, August 21, 2018

Architectural projects created by UC faculty and students that explore these urban challenges are featured during the 16th International Venice Biennale. The Biennale, which runs May 26-Nov. 25, 2018, is regarded as the worldâ s most prestigious platform for contemporary art and architecture. "Alchemy," an exhibit funded through the Simpson Center for Urban Futures, focuses on the societal challenges within the socioeconomic landscape of Cincinnati.

UC student Fulbright winners make positive global impact

Melanie Schefft

Tue, August 21, 2018

Five UC student Fulbright winners will teach and perform cutting-edge research in Europe, North Africa and Guatemala.

UC's Mara Marcu talks 'Optical Illusions of Volume' exhibit...

Michele Ralston

Mon, August 20, 2018

â Optical Illusions of Volume,â an installation by University of Cincinnati professors Mara Marcu and Ming Tang, is now on display at the â Data & Matterâ exhibition in Venice, Italy, hosted at the Palazzo Bembo on Riva del Carbon. The event is part of the European Cultural Centreâ s â Time - Space - Existenceâ exhibition running during the 2018 Venice Architecture Biennale.

UC’s Edson Cabalfin brings the Philippines to Italy

Michele Ralston

Mon, August 20, 2018

Edson Cabalfin, associate professor in the University of Cincinnati’s College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning (DAAP), served as curator of the 16th International Venice Architecture Biennale’s Philippine pavilion, one of 63 national pavilions selected to show during the prestigious architecture and contemporary art exhibition.

Academic excellence

Melanie Schefft

Wed, August 15, 2018

Five UC student Fulbright winners will teach and perform cutting-edge research in Europe, North Africa and Guatemala.

Craig Vogel to Lead Digital Media Collaborative

Michele Ralston

Wed, August 8, 2018

The Digital Media Collaborative brings together research, creative scholarship, and professional activity that emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration and explores aspects of digital media production and its role in society.

WVXU: Modern Day Workers Get Their Mural

Jac Kern

Tue, June 26, 2018

UC professor Matt Lynch and alum Curtis Goldstein discuss their exhibit 'Work/Surface,' on display in Cincinnati's Weston Art Gallery. Inspired by Winold Reiss' Union Terminal worker murals, Lynch and Goldstein's art depicts men and women at work in contemporary factories.