Schneider Hall is in a wonderful part of eastern main campus along Jefferson Avenue, and is close to multiple dining centers, shops, and restaurants. The spacious suite-style units also include a kitchenette and living room, perfect to hang out in after a long day of work and fun!Learn more: https://www.uc.edu/campus-life/housing/where-to-live/communities/suite/schneider-hall.html

Scioto Hall is Morgens Hall’s twin. This apartment community's floor-to-ceiling windows provide a breathtaking view. Features include a study lounge, service center, and social lounge that Scioto residents share with the neighboring residence hall, Marian Spencer.Learn more: https://www.uc.edu/campus-life/housing/where-to-live/communities/apartment/scioto-hall.html

Stratford Heights is a series of Tudor-style buildings that come together to create a diverse neighborhood community. The cozy and charming ambiance helps students to feel at home and comfortable, especially if UC is a new environment for them. Just across the street from campus, Stratford Heights has a strong sense of community and motivation amongst its residents. In addition to the suite style rooms and common areas, this community surrounds the Stratford Clubhouse, a wonderful place to study, hangout or get away.Learn more: https://www.uc.edu/campus-life/housing/where-to-live/communities/junior-suite/stratford-heights.html

University Edge apartments are a near-campus residency option for UC students. Located in the center of this community is a sprawling courtyard perfect for studying, hanging with friends, and enjoying the great outdoors. Other amenities included are a 24-hour gym, community room, study areas and more. The most unique feature, however, is its proximity to the Cincinnati Zoo! So, if you hear the roar of a lion or the growl of a grizzly on your walk to class, don’t be frightened, just smile, knowing Lucy the Bearcat’s friends are a short walk away.Learn more: https://www.uc.edu/campus-life/housing/where-to-live/communities/apartment/university-edge.html

Turner Hall is a hub for passion, curiosity, and intellect. The students that live here make the world their classroom by constantly seeing innovation in everything they do. Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) accessible accommodations are available in this building.Learn more: https://www.uc.edu/campus-life/housing/where-to-live/communities/suite/turner-hall.html

University Park Apartments (UPA) offer students an off-campus lifestyle with all the benefits of on-campus living. Resting above many restaurants and shops, there is always something to do or eat, and somewhere to go! Its suite-style format allows students to get a taste of apartment living accompanied with the safety, community and social aspect you would find in any other residence hall. UPA is a home for students who love to be social and get involved in the UC community.Learn more: https://www.uc.edu/campus-life/housing/where-to-live/communities/apartment/university-park-apartments.html

Bellevue Gardens is an apartment community owned and operated by the university. Unit types range from spacious studio apartments to one, two and three bedroom floor plans.Learn more: https://www.uc.edu/campus-life/housing/where-to-live/communities/apartment/bellevue-gardens.html

A lot has changed in the University of Cincinnati’s 200+ years, but there is one defining trait that unites us all: Bearcats. Go. Big.This new institutional PSA showcases the big achievements and big moments throughout UC’s history and celebrates the characteristics of what it means to be a Bearcat as UC enters their inaugural year in the Big 12 Conference.

Chemical waste has a significant impact on everyday life. UC Professor of Chemistry James Mack created a startup company to help organizations rethink their processes to reduce and eliminate waste, making our food, our water, and our environment safer and cleaner for us all.

34 UC students, faculty, staff and supporters visited Tanzania — Shirati, Nyambogo, Burere and Roche — on a trip organized by the Village Life Outreach Project, a non-profit dedicated to fighting poverty, improving education and making healthcare and clean water more accessible in northern Tanzania.Read more here: https://www.uc.edu/news/articles/2023/06/greetings-grace-and-gratitude.htmlLearn more about UC: https://www.uc.edu/youtube.html