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Hundreds of protestors marched to the University of Cincinnati's Board of Trustees meeting to demand answers from school leaders about the future of DEI programs and minority student groups at UC.

Earlier this month, the U.S. Department of Education issued a directive demanding that K-12 schools and universities that receive federal funding remove all DEI programs and policies before the end of February or risk losing funding.

The directive puts several DEI programs at Cincinnati-area universities in the government's crosshairs and requires swift action from higher education leaders.

An agreement signed last year between the NCAA and those Power Five conferences allows schools to give athletes a portion of the revenue their athletic departments generate.

At the University of Cincinnati's College of Medicine, Ana Luisa Kadekaro wanted to do something about the massive volume of Styrofoam the medical school received with its supplies.

Collegiate athletes with disabilities can now compete in wheelchair tennis and adaptive track and field.

The Roomba-like robot removes debris, often small pieces of metal, found along runways that can sometimes damage planes and other equipment.

A local team of researchers will use the $5.1 million from the Federal Transit Administration to test various digital technology in an effort to make transit infrastructure construction more efficient.

The grant will support research into how climate change impacts human health — the single biggest health threat facing humanity, according to a 2021 World Health Organization report.

Petrochemical leaks have harmed communities in Ohio over the past few years — and they’re likely to continue happening as the oil and gas industry grows.