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The School of Information Technology fosters innovation, research, and exciting co-op experiences in our Bachelor's and Master's Degrees. Highly-ranked and accredited, we are dedicated to shaping the newest IT professionals.

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Katy Cardoza

BEARCATS FOR LIFE

I completed my master's at the University of Cincinnati and am now a Family Nurse Practitioner at a busy Community Health Center using the incredible education I obtained as a Bearcat. My journey at UC inspired first my eldest daughter and now my son to also attend.

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In Memoriam: CCM Associate Dean Emeritus Warren George

June 15, 2026

The University of Cincinnati is saddened to share news of the passing of CCM Associate Dean Emeritus Warren E. George. A dedicated member of CCM's faculty and leadership team for 31 years, George passed away on May 19, 2026, at the age of 90.

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Doctoral student exploring first-year engineering experience

June 15, 2026

At the College of Engineering and Applied Science, undergraduate students take a series of first-year foundational and design thinking engineering courses (ENED) to set them up for success in their program. For Madeline Martin, aerospace engineering '24, these courses left a lasting impact. With a passion for teaching and experience as a teaching assistant, Martin chose to pursue a doctoral degree in engineering education at UC. She was recently named Graduate Student Engineer of the Month.

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Blooming into opportunity

June 15, 2026

Recent University of Cincinnati horticulture graduate Trinity Tobe has been selected for a prestigious apprenticeship at Great Dixter, a world-renowned garden in East Sussex, England. Tobe credits DAAP’s hands-on horticulture program, internships and co-op experiences with helping her stand out in the competitive public horticulture field.

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Nursing schools expand enrollment in Greater Cincinnati

June 15, 2026

The Cincinnati Business Courier reports the UC College of Nursing along with other nursing programs in Greater Cincinnati are looking to increase their enrollment ranks as a regional and national shortage of educated nurses continues.