☕ Coffee sales fuel nursing scholarships at UC College of Nursing. The University of Cincinnati has partnered with Morning Rounds Coffee to address the nursing shortage through their "Cincy Grinds" coffee initiative. When customers purchase a bag, a portion of proceeds funds scholarships for nursing students at UC's College of Nursing. Dean Alicia Ribar announced plans to welcome 125 additional nursing students in fall 2025—their largest class ever. The initiative supports the next generation of healthcare workers while celebrating National Nurses Month.
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🎭 Cincinnati buzzes with events for every taste this Memorial Day week. From Memorial Day ceremonies honoring fallen military to Butterfly Show's Gothica Botanica theme at Krohn Conservatory, the city offers diverse entertainment. Sports fans can catch FC Cincinnati matches, including a Pride Night celebration, while festival-goers have options like Summerfair art festival, CincItalia food festival, and the experimental Fringe Festival. The week also features outdoor movies, free concerts, tattoo artists from "Ink Master," and the kickoff of Pride Month celebrations on June 1.
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👮♂️ Four white male Cincinnati police officers sue over alleged discrimination. The federal lawsuit claims they were denied preferred assignments and promotions because of their race and gender, with Police Chief Teresa Theetge allegedly favoring minorities and women. The officers cite statistics showing 79% of minority lieutenants and 89% of female lieutenants received preferred assignments compared to just 44% of white male lieutenants. The Sentinel Police Association president questioned these claims, noting the department has only three Black female lieutenants. One plaintiff previously settled a similar discrimination lawsuit against the city for $75,000.
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