The inaugural Fifth Third Bank Fast Pitch Competition for Thomas More students is Tuesday, Oct. 3.
Thomas More students pitch big ideas for business, social good
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UC Foundation president to retire, return to campus as faculty
Longtime University of Cincinnati Foundation President Peter Landgren is retiring from his leadership position. However, the UC College-Conservatory of Music graduate plans to rejoin the CCM faculty.
Former professor, UC grad named new NKU president
Dr. Cady Short-Thompson is set to become the new president of Northern Kentucky University in October. She previously served as a professor at NKU for 14 years.
University of Cincinnati, UC Health eclipse $2B fundraising milestone 1 year early
The University of Cincinnati and UC Health eclipsed their combined $2 billion fundraising goal nearly a year ahead of schedule.
Activities Beyond the Classroom to help honor CPS Hall of Fame inductees
Cincinnati Public Schools is inducting 14 former student-athletes and coaches who left indelible marks on the district and broader community.
Thomas More names former Cincinnati poet laureate writer-in-residence
Poet Manuel Iris is serving as Thomas More University’s writer-in-residence for the 2023-2024 academic year. He’ll host several events and readings.
Two major grants help DePaul Cristo Rey High School support past, current students
DePaul Cristo Rey High School received grants from the Charles F. Dater Foundation and Huntington National Bank to support programs benefitting current students and recent graduates.
Chatfield Edge, former college turned nonprofit, appoints 1st executive director
The Chatfield Edge hired Roger Taylor serve as its first executive director. The education-minded nonprofit formerly operated as a two-year college.
Central State gets $30K Duke Energy grant to support student success
Duke Energy offered the grant to Central State as part of an ongoing effort to support education. Central State is Ohio’s only public HBCU.
Surprise book gift part of art teacher recognition by Manifest
In honor of its 20th year, Manifest recognized arts educators from across Greater Cincinnati ahead of the upcoming start of the 2023 school year.
Each of the teachers also received a considerable prize as a thank-you for work.