🙏 Deadly shooting rocks Minneapolis Catholic school during Mass. A gunman opened fire at Annunciation Catholic School, killing two children and injuring 17 others before taking his own life. The Archdiocese of Cincinnati expressed solidarity with the Minneapolis community, calling it a "senseless tragedy" in a statement released Wednesday afternoon. Archbishop Robert Casey urged prayers for those impacted, especially families of the injured and deceased. Local reactions from Dayton-area school districts are being gathered as communities across the nation process this school violence.
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🎬 Dominican filmmaker brings award-winning "Pepe" to Cincinnati. The University of Cincinnati will host Berlin Film Festival Silver Bear winner Nelson Carlo de los Santos Arias for two special events on September 4. As part of the "Caribbean Eye" film series, Arias will lead a conversation about his experimental filmmaking approach at the Faculty Enrichment Center, followed by an evening screening of "Pepe" at the Esquire Theater. The surreal film tells the story of the first and last hippo killed in the Americas—narrated from beyond the grave. Free tickets are available to UC students and faculty through the Niehoff Film Fund.
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🤖 UC secures $500,000 to launch groundbreaking AI ethics center. The University of Cincinnati will establish the Center for Explainable, Ethical, and Trustworthy AI (CEET) with funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities. Led by philosophy professor Andre Curtis-Trudel, the center will unite humanities scholars to address critical questions about AI's societal impact and proper use. The initiative includes research projects, public engagement programs, K-12 education resources, and an annual AI Ethics Summer Camp for high school students. UC's College of Arts and Sciences has committed an additional $165,000 to support this first-of-its-kind hub in the Midwest.
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