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Uplifting stories help #UCtheGood

July 16, 2020

UC Marketing + Communications gathers recent uplifting stories to help the community focus on the good during coronavirus pandemic.

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UC inventor recognized for lifetime of innovation

January 10, 2025

UC College of Engineering and Applied Science Professor Ephraim Gutmark is being honored for a lifetime of innovation by the National Academy of Inventors. For one of his latest projects, Gutmark teamed up with his physician daughter at Cincinnati Children's to help children with breathing difficulties.

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UC history students map out Wyandot removal trail

December 12, 2024

Director of Public History Rebecca Wingo’s work with the Wyandot Nation began with a misleading historical marker. Wingo was working on learning more about Native American history in preparation for an undergraduate Native American History course when she came upon a historical marker about the Wyandot tribe in Sandusky, Ohio. “The Wyandot were the last tribe removed from the state of Ohio in 1843,” Wingo says. “But the historic marker says the ‘departure’ of the Wyandot, and that they went on a one week ‘journey’ to Cincinnati, where they boarded steamboats and headed out to Kansas City which, at the time, was called Wyandotte City because they owned it. I thought that was a really terrible historic marker, so I contacted the cultural division of Wyandot nation.”

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UC celebrates the Marian Spencer Scholarship Program with...

December 3, 2024

WLWT segment features a recent induction ceremony for students in UC's Marian Spencer Scholarship Program. The scholarship was first announced in fall 2021 and was made possible by a large donation by 1988 graduate Jim Goetz and university investment. The Spencer Scholarship is for high-achieving Cincinnati Public School graduates and includes full tuition, room and board, a service abroad trip to Tanzania and many more opportunities.

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Food pantry experience proves challenging, rewarding for UC...

November 25, 2024

Graduate student Kindall Coley and Kassidy Meyer, a fellow nutrition and dietetics student in UC's College of Allied Health Sciences, spent last summer working for Pantry4Health, a service of St. Vincent de Paul Choice Food Pantry and St. Vincent de Paul Charitable Pharmacy.

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First-generation students find a home at UC

November 7, 2024

The University of Cincinnati celebrates first-gen students, the Bearcats who are the first in their families to attend college. They bring new perspectives to student life and account for about 1 of every 5 students on campus. Nov. 8 is First Generation College Student Day, celebrated across the nation.

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Tiny forest planted with big green goals

October 1, 2024

Powered in part by a $10,000 grant from the Duke Energy Foundation, the University of Cincinnati is launching an interdisciplinary pilot project to bring together students and researchers. This collaboration is designed to address the critical issue of climate change while promoting sustainable community development and green investment opportunities in Cincinnati.

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UC Family Weekend marks 20 years, drawing more than 6,000...

September 30, 2024

UC Family Weekend, Sept. 20-22, attracted more than 6,000 parents, siblings and supporters of UC students. Attendance set a record for an event that marked its 20th anniversary and showcased 50 different activities. The UC versus University of Houston Cougars football game was among the weekend highlights. The Bearcats packed Nippert Stadium and won 34-0.

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A sixth sense

September 23, 2024

UC students Juliette Laracuente-Huebner and Brandon Mueller had been passing each other in the halls of Teachers-Dyer Complex for weeks before finding out they were third-cousins. The revelation came at the determination of their ASL instructor Deanna Herbers who had an inkling they were related from their sign language abilities.

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Hats off to Cincinnati Bengal Ted Karras and The Cincy Hat...

September 3, 2024

Cincinnati Bengal Ted Karras and The Cincy Hat Foundation are awarding scholarships to UC Transition and Access Pathways students. Started by Karras, the foundation funds innovative programs to support adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities to live their best lives.

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UC hosts camp for children, teens who stutter

July 24, 2024

Children and teens who stutter have learned skills to help them communicate effectively, advocate for themselves and develop confidence about their communication abilities during a weeklong camp at the University of Cincinnati, Fox 19 reported.

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Camp aims to empower children, teens who stutter

July 17, 2024

A one-week, evidence-based program for children and teens who stutter at the University of Cincinnati will teach kids to communicate effectively, advocate for themselves and develop confidence about their communication abilities. Camp Dream. Speak. Live., which is coming to Cincinnati for the first time July 22-26, began in 2014 at the University of Texas at Austin. The Arthur M. Blank Center for Stuttering Education and Research at UT expects to serve more than 2,000 children at camps across the United States, Africa, Asia and Europe this year.

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