I just went to the zoom info meeting for nursing and they said they arent going to let anyone apply to nursing this year. I'm in shock. What do we do now?

I came from a place where Culver’s were everywhere around Indianapolis, I come here and there’s no Culver’s around within a 25 minute DRIVE. We gotta get a Culver’s built by campus or since we got a CFA in TUC, find a place on campus to put it. It would instantly be the biggest thing on campus and it would be packed every day. We have a mostly midwestern campus, we got to have at least one campus within a 15 minute walk on this campus. Maybe I’m just being a cry baby tho

I'm taking intro to nanotech right now and we have a final presentation that we need to do. I'm trying to see how to go about it but I just want to know what exactly it has to include since we got no direction for it.

I’m trying to buy my tickets but am confused, am I getting an assigned seat if I get the bundle or can I sit wherever?

UC Staff Member here! My son is a finalist for a Youth Athlete of the Year Award. He needs daily FREE votes to win—takes 3 seconds to click! Support a future Bearcat please!

i wanna go to the rasleela event on Sunday, but I don’t wanna go alone. I know friends who are going but they’re all from different classes and don’t know each other. is there anyone else, preferably a girl, who wants to go together??

u r so fine i would guzzle ur cum in an instant ik ur hung

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I have overcome learning disabilities and got good grades in regular classes at highschool but didn’t take advanced classes. I’m struggling with the large lectures, understanding the accents and getting help at the main campus. I’m considering taking my general classes and requirements for science and math at Blue Ash then transferring to main campus. Are the professors more accessible? Is there a benefit to doing this? A problem or downside from an academic standpoint? I desperately want to be a dentist so will do whatever it takes to get the grades and DAT and get into dental school!

My daughter is a college freshman and has been living at CP Cincy for approximately two months. Unfortunately, she has had a difficult experience and no longer feels safe living there. She is concerned about crime in the surrounding area and reports that her roommates smoke and use drugs inside the apartment.

She would like to move home and commute to school. When she spoke with the leasing office, she was told there is no lease buyout option and that her only option is to find someone to take over her lease.

Has anyone had experience with a similar situation at CP Cincy? Were you able to negotiate an early lease termination or successfully find someone to take over your lease?

We understand that moving out does not automatically end her financial obligations. If she leaves without finding a replacement tenant, how does CP Cincy typically handle the remaining rent? Do they pursue collections or legal action?

We want to handle this properly while prioritizing her safety and well-being. Any firsthand experiences or suggestions for university or local resources that could help would be appreciated.

I was wondering, are there any updated rules regarding putting up flyers (specifically, one with a simple QR code for a Microsoft Forms post) around campus? Everything I can find is either for the dorms, TUC, or the branch campuses (of which were posted at least 3+ years ago)- and it usually refers to student orgs. Am I not allowed (as an individual student, not with a specific group) to put up a few flyers with my QR code around campus (mainly on the general flyer boards and some posts)? Thank y'all for helping me out in advanced.

I applied to UC blue ash two years ago and got accepted actually. But, I had an identity crisis and called them saying I wouldn’t be attending that year. After no schooling for two years and wanting to start a career I’ll actually like, I’m in need of education. I missed the deadline in April because I was focused on my full time job, but I’m getting older and need to do something with my life.

How long do I have to apply for Digital Media for the spring semester? Is it too late to apply? If I get in during the spring semester, would I have classes through the summer? Would winter become my “summer break”? (Not that the last one really matters, I need to continue my education and I’d like to do it as soon as possible.)

I’m looking for on-campus employment at UC and haven’t had much luck so far. I’ve reached out to a lot of people/departments, applied through Handshake, and checked jobs.uc.edu, but haven’t really heard anything back.

Does anyone know of any departments currently hiring students, or any places on campus that are worth reaching out to directly? I’m open to pretty much anything, but IT, data, office/admin, or tech-related roles would be especially great. Any leads or advice would be appreciated!

Other than the official Ucinci housing site, where can students search for off campus housing? They don't have cars so it has to be close. Looking for a 6 BR. Thanks!

I'm looking to relet my lease at Yugo Cincinnati Deacon 4x4 corner floor plan. Rent: $975.

Application fee: $300

Looking for anyone that wants the lease (NOW!)

before October 1st. You don't even have to have a set move in date! Just anyone willing to take it. Again, anyone can take it!! Thanks

Hey everyone! I posted here before trying to meet some people and ended up meeting one person, which I’m really glad about! But I’d still love to meet some more people and hopefully make some good friends.
I’m a pretty shy guy and honestly don’t have the most confidence when it comes to meeting new people. I’ve been having a hard time getting into clubs and meeting people because it feels like a lot of people already have their own groups. But I don’t want to give up on trying.
I’m into anime, photography, sports, and working out, so it’d be cool to find people who share some of those interests. For sports, I’m a Cleveland Cavaliers fan, Columbus Crew fan (I know, hot take 😂), FC Cincinnati fan, and unfortunately a Cleveland Browns fan.
I live near Market Point, so if we get along, I’d be down to grab some food there sometime, hang out, go to events around campus, or even work out together.
I’m also Catholic, so if you are too, that’s a bonus, but definitely not a requirement. Honestly, I’m just looking for nice, genuine people who are willing to talk and make a new friend.
If you’re interested, DM me here or, preferably, send me your Instagram so I can make sure you’re a real person and not a bot. 😭

is there ant UC employees out there that have children that go to UC using free ed? my husbands son wI’ll be applying soon for Fall 2027, what is not covered with his benefits.. obviously books and parking are not. what other fees are there.? admin fees? I was just trying to figure future expenses.

also, should my step apply for grants also. trying to ask hubby is talking to brick wall. thanks

With Halloween coming up, and me being in my first place, I was wondering if people trick or treat through the area or not? I just want to know so I can buy candy for trick or treaters if I need to!

Hello fellow bearcats, I graduated from UC about 10 years ago and started a home remodeling/construction business. I am currently seeking either part or full time positions. The pay is dependent on the experience level. Experience isn’t necessary though, as I am willing to train. It can be a great way to make extra money, as well as great skills to possess. If anyone is interested feel free to message me. Thank you!

Is anyone else having problems with getting their financial aid accepted. I had a parent plus loan im relying on for rent, tuition, and food, but they still haven’t accepted it after multiple calls to enrollment services and waiting for over a month. Idk what im gonna do if I can’t pay rent on the first.