A greater Cincinnati bank and its employees are helping dozens of children get ready for the upcoming school year by donating backpacks filled with supplies they’ll need in the classroom.
Cincinnati Song Initiative has a new program, “Fellowship of the Song,” for high-level pianists and singers set to launch next spring.
Approximately 30 EMA and first responders learned from Duke Energy experts in meteorology, storm preparation and restoration, and grid resiliency to understand how the company makes decisions and work to restore power after a storm.
On May 9, the nationally broadcast PBS NewsHour featured one of the campaign’s signature projects —the CState Accelerate program — a research-validated student success program that helps Pell-eligible community college students stay on track and graduate.
This fall, Miami University Regionals will launch a newly expanded bachelor’s degree program in Community Arts and Cultures.
Xavier doctors of osteopathy Xavier can make an immediate impact in Ohio, which must add nearly 700 primary-care physicians to its work force by 2030 to meet demand, according to forecasts from the Robert Graham Center, a Washington-based organization that conducts policy research in family medicine and primary care.
The Flying Pig Community Scholars Program has announced 2023 scholarship program award recipients.
The Anthony Muñoz Foundation will award a total of $42,000 in scholarships to 18 area students as part of its 2023 Straight ‘A’ Scholarship program.
Better jobs, better training, better pay.
Those are the goals of a new, collaborative workforce development action plan funded by the Good Jobs Challenge that focuses on recruiting and upskilling the advanced manufacturing workforce.
Winn Reading, a literacy nonprofit serving children throughout Cincinnati, opened a new headquarters office in Anderson Township.
