The Housing Innovation Lab will bring together researchers, developers, nonprofit leaders, financial institutions and public-sector partners to identify promising approaches to housing affordability, test their effectiveness and determine whether they can work on a larger scale.
The three-year MATCH program will employ three artists for 30 months each. UC students will rotate through the projects as paid co-ops. Artists will work at three organizations:
errmann, an internationally recognized painter and professor emeritus of fine arts at UC’s College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning, died Aug. 30. He spent more than five decades as an artist, educator and mentor, influencing generations of Cincinnati artists.
A $1.7 million gift will create an endowed music scholarship at the University of Cincinnati in memory of Ben Carlson-Berne, who believed every child should have access to music.
The $15 million bequest from George Bemis Jr. aims to strengthen medical research, physician recruitment and academic leadership at the College of Medicine.
Henry A. Nasrallah and Amelia T. Nasrallah’s gift will establish an endowed professorship at the College of Medicine, where both worked for years and now hold emeriti status.
The college will be rededicated as the Donald P. Klekamp College of Law at the University of Cincinnati, honoring Donald Klekamp, who earned his law degree from UC in 1957.
Barry Mitchell’s $3 million estate gift will establish an endowed chair position and an endowed scholarship fund at UC’s College-Conservatory of Music.
In partnership with Cintrifuse, Movers & Makers is hosting a panel conversation with leaders from Cincinnati’s startup, innovation and arts communities centered on a forward-looking question: What might Cincinnati look like in 2075?
Starting in fall 2026, Ohio residents from families earning less than $75,000 a year who qualify for Pell Grants will have the remaining cost of tuition covered.
