Record class ready for next opportunity
December 9, 2024
UC will celebrate a record fall commencement Friday at Fifth Third Arena.
2024 Crosstown Shootout
On Saturday, Dec. 14, the Bearcats take on the Xavier Musketeers in the historic Crosstown Shootout at Fifth Third Arena.
Can't make it back to Cincinnati for the big game? UC Alumni National Networks are hosting watch parties across the country. Don't miss out on the fun!
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December 9, 2024
UC will celebrate a record fall commencement Friday at Fifth Third Arena.
December 6, 2024
UC alum Ann Villalobos was undecided about joining the university’s PhD program in chemistry in 1985. She had graduated from the University of the Philippines—her home country—and gone on to the Tokyo Institute of Technology. She was looking for her next academic step when UC came onto her radar. Moving a world away to Cincinnati to further her education took some convincing for Villalobos. But she was intrigued by what the program had to offer. “I applied to the PhD program at the department of chemistry because the professors collaborate with each other to have a more meaningful, integrated research,” she said. After application, she was accepted. But she wasn’t totally convinced quite yet.
December 4, 2024
When John McCullough was five years old, he watched astronaut Neil Armstrong's historic moon landing on television and his lifelong fascination with space was born. As a teen, he knew that aerospace engineers worked on the NASA space program, so he set out to become one. The University of Cincinnati's well-regarded aerospace engineering program was an easy choice for his college studies. He was recently honored with the Herman Schneider Distinguished Alumni Award.