Forbes: This university is taking a novel approach to launching startups In Ohio
February 4, 2020
Forbes: This University Is Taking A Novel Approach To Launching Startups In Ohio
UC Libraries seek to archive response and reactions to COVID-19 pandemic
April 16, 2020
Libraries play an important role in preserving and archiving history — even while history is being made. As we grapple with the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, the University of Cincinnati Libraries seek to collect information, websites and documents related to how we are living and working during this challenging time.
Laptops help schoolchildren learn and stay connected in midst of COVID-19
April 19, 2020
On Friday, April 17, UC Med Mentors will give away 20 laptops to a group of school children between noon and 2 p.m. Parents and youth will pick up their laptops in Kresge Circle adjacent to the UC College of Medicine. It replaces a special annual ceremony the college normally holds but has been canceled due to COVID-19. UC Med Mentors is a volunteer mentorship program in the College of Medicine that connects more than 200 medical students with more than 100 school-age children. Med student Nathan Lawera is co-president of the organization with fellow medical student Maura Kopchak.
'Gold-star' campus shines on Earth Day amid shutdown
April 20, 2020
While University of Cincinnati's typical Earth Day events are normally observed through engaging activities held throughout the month, UC students are shifting the usual on-campus celebrations into a world of virtual adventures.
Conquering COVID-19
August 27, 2020
UC and UC Health researchers are conducting research around the clock to fight COVID-19 and find out more about the virus.
UC students create UV box to aid Crossroad Health Center in midst of COVID-19
April 30, 2020
Dis-Box is an ultraviolet box designed by a group of University of Cincinnati engineering students that may help extend use of personal protective equipment (PPE) for healthcare workers at Cincinnati’s Crossroad Health Center. UC family medicine professor Christine O'dea put a call for help when faced with a shortage of PPE and the engineering students and their professor Mary Beth Privitera answered the call.