University of Cincinnati News

In a story July 22 about the death of author Thomas Berger, The Associated Press erroneously reported that the main character in his novel "Little Big Man" fought with the Cherokees at the Battle of Little Big Horn.

The University of Cincinnati has been given a special designation by the National Security Administration and the Department of Homeland Security to combat one of the biggest threats against the U.S. UC has been named a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Operations Program for the 2014-19 school years.

Brogan Dulle the University of Cincinnati student who was found dead days after going missing, was drunk the night he disappeared.

July 22: The Hamilton County Coroner rules there is no evidence of foul play in Dulle's death.

After graduating from the University of Cincinnati in 1969, Reynolds became a proponent of "radically sustainable" living.

Viewing Rick Karam's ride on his Trice QNT trike on the Ohio rail trails will show you why buyers are willing to pay more for homes with access to such trails.

In this role, Washington will be charged with the enhancement and management of the company's relationship with key constituents and community partners to strengthen Scripps Networks position in the marketplace as well as ensure a diverse pool of vendor partners.

The Uptown Consortium is buying property to shape development of the Martin Luther King Drive/Reading Road Corridor and trying to find room for the federal government to build a multimillion-dollar headquarters to consolidate two local research laboratories operated by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health.

Witty and eclectic novelist Thomas Berger, who reimagined the American West in the historical yarn "Little Big Man" and mastered genres ranging from detective stories to domestic farce, has died at age 89. Berger's literary agent, Cristina Concepcion, said Monday that he died in Nyack Hospital on July 13, just days before his 90th birthday.

Adolescents with bipolar disorder are more likely to develop substance use disorders than adolescents without psychiatric disorders.

Christopher Walker, 21, was studying architecture at the University of Cincinnati when he was found dead on the side of an interstate in 2013.

This is part of the " Moving Forward " series offering advice to small business owners on technology, mentorship, productivity, and growth.

Salt Lake Bees runner Luis Martinez is tagged out at home by Las Vegas catcher Juan Centeno in Salt Lake City Sunday, July 20, 2014.

There's something to the idea "No pain, no gain," in that intense exercise has an extreme effect on the body, making changes on the molecular level in skeletal muscle.

Eleven of the 13 traditional, four-year public universities are raising tuition for next school year.

IIST Indore, within a decade of its inception has gone from strength to strength to be recognised as one of the premier institutes in the state of Madhya Pradesh.

Apollo 11 astronaut Neil Armstrong, right, trudges across the surface of the moon leaving behind footprints, July 20, 1969.

That changed Saturday morning, when Karen Roundtree, a 35-year-old from Benson, met Latiesa Kirkpatrick, an Ohio woman whose bone marrow donation helped save Roundtree's life.

TV reports that Hamilton County dispatchers got a frantic call around 3 a.m. Saturday from a man driving his wife on Interstate 75 toward the University of Cincinnati Medical Center.

Fitch Ratings assigns the following rating to Princeton City School District Board of Education, OH's general obligation unlimited tax bonds: The bonds are expected to sell via negotiated sale the week of July 28, 2014.