UC Cincinnati

1 week ago | uc.edu | Megan Burgasser

The University of Cincinnati Medical Center’s Emergency Department is a state-of-the-art facility fitted with the latest technology and specialty equipment. But Whitney Bryant, MD, and Daniel Artiga, MD, are leaving their well-equipped surroundings to travel to El Salvador — to help train physicians at a hospital they’ve never visited before. Both Bryant and Artiga are fluent in Spanish. For Artiga, the trip holds personal significance because he has Latin American roots.

1 week ago | uc.edu | Ashley Smith

Hoxworth Blood Center is on the cutting edge of blood donation with a state-of-the-art machine used to enhance the efficiency of separating components of blood and saving more lives in the Cincinnati region. Revolutionizing with Reveos Hoxworth Blood Center, University of Cincinnati, is proud to announce a new, innovative and efficient method in blood component processing.

1 week ago | uc.edu | Emily Glass

University of Cincinnati political scientist David Niven has spent a large part of his career examining how we vote. Now, a $200,000 Andrew Carnegie Corporation of New York fellowship award will help Niven dive deeper into the American polling system and how polling environments impact voters. The 2025 Class of Andrew Carnegie Fellows includes Niven and 25 other recipients and represents a total of $18 million in research grants. Niven was one of over 300 nominees for this year’s class.

1 week ago | uc.edu | Jac Kern

1 Earlier this month, the University of Cincinnati’s Graduate Student Government recognized the College-Conservatory of Music’s Graduate Student Association (GSA) with its GSA of the Year award. This award recognizes the outstanding contributions that the group has made to the quality of graduate student life within the CCM and UC communities. This year’s GSA consists of Maria Seffrin, president; Caitlan Truelove, vice president; Muning Wang, secretary; and Matt Coffey, treasurer.

1 week ago | uc.edu | Megan Burgasser

With the American Hospital Association predicting a shortage of more than 3 million health care workers in the U.S. by 2026, one program at the University of Cincinnati is working to build a stronger pipeline into the field. The Healthcare Exploration Through Patient Care course allows UC students to train and work as patient care assistants (PCAs) within the UC Health system, offering them paid, hands-on experience in hospital settings while earning academic credit.