Fifty-one jump roping medals and three first place World Championship trophies adorn the shelves in the bedroom of 21-year-old UC student Ridge Robson.
It started out as a hobby, but DJ Etrayn has established himself as one of the most popular DJs and personal brands in Cincinnati, holding down the booth for the Bengals and Reds as well as UC’s football and basketball teams.
Brooke Crowley grew up at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, surrounded by Boulder, Colorado’s lush green and yellow foliage.
Brittni Kotfila’s interest in traveling started with a love for adventure.
It’s known as the silent killer. Symptoms begin with muscle weakness until eventually one’s muscles are completely deteriorated. It’s called muscular dystrophy, and it affects one in every 5,000 males.
The University of Cincinnati is offering a new environmental literacy certificate of achievement through the Office of Sustainability aimed at informing and offering the opportunity to gain an ecological framework needed to build a better world.
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