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Who is using nicotine pouches?

October 28, 2026

A University of Cincinnati study found that nicotine pouch use increased sharply among U.S. adult tobacco users between 2021 and 2024. Using national YouGov survey data, researchers reported that “ever use” rose from 16.4% to 31.1%, while current use increased from 3% to 10.2%.

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Helping UC medical students in times of need

October 27, 2026

Ben Stamler, MD, Med ’26, will be forever grateful to his parents, Rick Stamler, MD, Med ’85 and Betsy Rabkin, MD, Med ’85, for financially supporting him through medical school. Their generosity, he says, allowed him to graduate from the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine debt-free, and removed the burden that the vast majority of his peers would have to carry forward for years to come.

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School of Information Technology celebrates 15 years with CECH

October 27, 2026

A history of how University of Cincinnati's School of Information Technology came to be a part of the College of Education, Criminal Justice, and Human Services featuring interviews with director Hazem Said, former dean Larry Johnson, current dean Lisa Huffman, and alums of the school's programs.

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Design your workforce with co-op

October 27, 2026

At Chicago’s bKL Architecture, UC DAAP alumna and associate director Olivia Kempf now hires the co‑op students she once was, using UC’s architecture co‑op program to bring in fresh design ideas, build a talent pipeline and help students launch their careers.

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Finding the perfect blend at Lindner

October 27, 2026

A new city, a new country, a new discipline. Sukanya Chatterjee faced a cavalcade of barriers on her journey to the Lindner College of Business, but no impediment would stand in her way as she sought to maximize her experience and gain the new knowledge she needed to succeed.

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The man with the — urban — plan

October 27, 2026

Growing up in Warren, Ohio, Travis Gysegem saw first-hand the potential of what had been a post-steal boom town. After declines in the steel industry led to a mass exodus, many buildings and areas were left in decay. But, silver-linings were found and in them, a young love of urban planning blossomed.

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Engineer by day, professional cheerleader by night

October 26, 2026

Cadence Knecht always loved two things: engineering and dance. She earned her chemical engineering degree and MBA from the University of Cincinnati in 2025 and a 2026-27 professional cheerleader for a football organization.

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BEARCATS FOR LIFE

Being a Bearcat for Life is not just a phrase, but a responsibility shaped by gratitude, growth and purpose.

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'Father of environmental justice' tackles questions of inequality amid increase in disastrous weather events

Event: November 5, 2026 5:00 PM

Many people who don't live in 'the cone of destruction' for a hurricane, tornado, or other weather event often have the question - why don't the people just leave? Dr. Robert D. Bullard, during a presentation on November 5, plans to answer that question. Dr. Bullard is an award-winning author of 18 books that cover sustainable development, environmental racism, climate justice, and emergency response.