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Student debt weighs on overall economy
Mary Knauff would like to start saving money, for retirement or for some future spending.
Northwest top 10 students ready to graduate
May 17-19: Our Lady of Victory Parish Festival, 6-11 p.m. Friday, May 17, 5-11 p.m. Northwest High School's Top 10 scholars were recognized at a recent ceremony.
Xavier consolidates suburban MBA programs
Xavier University's Williams College of Business will consolidate its Deerfield Township and West Chester MBA locations in December 2014.
Mark Johnson's 'Early Days' sets stage for 'Pigs, Trains and Juke-Joints': Cultural Connection
A picture is worth a thousand words. Mark Johnson is going to challenge that record with at least a thousand and one more, all part of the Covington Bicentennial celebration hosted by the St.
Police Chief Craig leaving Cincinnati for 'the ultimate job'
The fact that my childhood hero is turning 60 today is just yet another remind of how old I'm... It is dense, moist and rich, with a crunchy crust from its long, slow bake in a 325-degree oven.
Moreno defeats incumbent Emano in CDO
A combination of community issues centered on his handling of the Typhoon Sendong relief efforts ended the magic of Mayor Vicente Emano, whose political dominance in this city and the province of Misamis Oriental spanned more than three decades.
Mt. St. Joseph recruits former Xavier prof as business dean
Cincinnatians will know Rashed from his tenure at Xavier University , where he was director for the Center of International Business from 2007 to 2010.
Mona Charen: Obama Administration Scraps Free Speech on Campus
There's a new outrage today, but first, a recap: In a 2011 letter to colleges, the Education Department's Office of Civil Rights mandated that in cases of suspected sexual harassment or sexual assault, universities were to reduce the standard of proof to a more-likely-than-not standard.
'Celebrate Excellence' honors top K-12 educators
Teachers of music, English, art, government, foreign language, special education and primary grades, as well as counselors, principals, and intervention specialists are among the 22 educators who will be honored at the seventh 'Celebrate Excellence' breakfast at 10 a.m. Friday, May 24, at the Sharonville Convention Center.
Paul Bloom: The case against empathy.
In 2008, Karina Encarnacion, an eight year-old girl from Missouri, wrote to President-elect Barack Obama with some advice about what kind of dog he should get for his daughters.
Networking is so very important. Has anyone referred you to another person because they think you might have mutual interests and there might be a deeper reason you need to connect with that person? That happened to me a few weeks ago.
Many Graduations at Local Colleges/Universities Saturday
Saturday was a big day for graduations in the tri-state at local colleges and universities.
New college grads face exciting future
Thousands of college students are set to embark on new professional journeys after their four -year investments at local universities came to a close Saturday.
St.FX gets $1.5 million for greenhouse gas reduction research
Research to develop new technologies and crucial guidance to reduce greenhouse gases has netted a StFX earth sciences professor and his team $1.5 million in funding.
St. Xavier honors two at annual President's Dinner
Rev. William L. Verbryke SJ was honored as the 2013 Magis Award winner and Dr. Rob Heidt, Jr.
West High teacher inducted to basketball Hall of Fame
Western Hills University High School teacher and former Xavier University basketball player Anthony Hicks was inducted into the Greater Cincinnati Basketball Hall of Fame on Wednesday, May 8. The Greater Cincinnati Basketball Hall of Fame is a nonprofit organization created in 1996 by the late George C. Spencer.
St. Joseph Academy seniors from Westlake, Avon Lake and Cleveland make college choices
St. Joseph Academy seniors, from left, Claire Violand, Daija Jones, Brenna McGrath and Karen McGraw officially sign with their colleges during a recent school ceremony.
In a sunken conversation pit, its surrounding carpeting painted long ago in the earth tones of blackness, a few of us sat perched high above the city in Mount Auburn laughing and talking about Herbert Allen, whose home we were in, and also about Benjamin "Ben" James Allen, the brother he'd just lost April 15.
Photos: Saint Xavier University Annual Ball Raises Almost $400K
Saint Xavier University recently raised more than $397,000 for student scholarships at its 28th Annual President's Scholarship Ball - a new fundraising record for the Ball.