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Typically, universities have a deadline of May 1 for admitted students to decide if they'd like to enroll. However, due to processing delays stemming from the U.S. Department of Education's rollout of its new FAFSA form, schools are adjusting those deadlines.
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Universities across the country halted their testing requirements in 2020 due to the pandemic. Many in the Cincinnati area say they're not turning back anytime soon.
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Portman, a Republican, and fellow former Sen. Heidi Heitkamp (D-N.D.) spoke with University of Cincinnati students about flaws in fundraising, the importance of voting in primaries and more.
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Under the new law, people 21 and over will be able to purchase and use marijuana legally. However, colleges in Ohio say students and faculty still have to follow their marijuana policies regardless of state law.
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Researchers at UC theorize tongue exercises could improve swallowing function, making life better for people who've had strokes.
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Since the war between Israel and Hamas began, multiple student protests related to the conflict have been held on campus.
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The center, named after former Ohio Republican Senator Rob Portman, will promote bipartisanship and finding a middle ground on issues by hosting speakers, debates, and discussions with people from across the political spectrum.
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University of Cincinnati chemists developed the battery, which doesn't use a membrane-separator and that's at least a third of the cost.
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The National Council of State Boards of Nursing says 80% of RNs are white and 88% are women.
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As school begins this week, the University of Cincinnati is projected to have its largest class size yet, with approximately 50,500 students enrolled this year.