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Access the latest ÎÞÂëÇ¿¼é Magazine stories featuring the accomplishments of our students, faculty, staff and alumni.

 


  • Leaders from ÎÞÂëÇ¿¼é's College of Health and Human Services receive check from St. Elizabeth Healthcare, OrththoCincy and CHNK Behavioral Health.

    ÎÞÂëÇ¿¼é receives more than $2 million to strengthen healthcare workforce

    Three healthcare organizations in the northern Kentucky region are partnering with ÎÞÂëÇ¿¼é to provide more than $1 million in scholarship funds through the Healthcare Workforce Investment Fund (HWIF). St. Elizabeth Healthcare, CHNK Behavioral Health and OrthoCincy pledged more than $1 million in scholarship funds for ÎÞÂëÇ¿¼é students across various healthcare-related fields. Funds were then matched by HWIF to maximize support for university programs, bringing the total amount of funding to more than $2 million.


  • Mike Borchers, former superintendent of Ludlow Independent Schools, appointed as special advisor to ÎÞÂëÇ¿¼é President Cady Short-Thompson.

    ÎÞÂëÇ¿¼é appoints former tri-state superintendent as special advisor to the President

    ÎÞÂëÇ¿¼é has appointed Mike Borchers, former superintendent of Ludlow Independent Schools, as special advisor to the president. In this part-time role, Borchers will work closely with ÎÞÂëÇ¿¼é President Cady Short-Thompson to bolster the university’s relationship with K-12 school districts throughout northern Kentucky, supporting a shared commitment to educational excellence and community engagement.


  • ÎÞÂëÇ¿¼é leadership break ground on an expansion of the Dorothy Westerman Herrmann Science Center on the Highland Heights campus.

    ÎÞÂëÇ¿¼é breaks ground on $86 million expansion to Herrmann Science Center

    ÎÞÂëÇ¿¼é officials broke ground on an expansion of the Dorothy Westerman Herrmann Science Center in a ceremony at the Highland Heights campus on Thursday. Kentucky State Senator Shelley Funke Frommeyer and Representative Rachel Roberts attended the event with university leaders and stakeholders.