🚀 UC students are reshaping Cincinnati's startup scene with innovative ventures. The university, known for producing successful entrepreneurs, celebrates five standout students on the Inno Under 25 list. These young founders include Amelia Wares, who developed TissuTrak, a health-tracking app for connective tissue disorders; Gavin Weiss, creator of 3D-printed footwear company Woove; Joshua Jerin, developer of an in-home autonomous drone; Noelle Scheper, co-founder of high school sports communication app Motiv; and Grace Shorter, founder of The Culture Connection for Black professionals. These students are successfully balancing academics while building companies that solve real-world problems.
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🦈 Cincinnati's nightlife scene is about to get a shark-sized upgrade. Sharkz, a new dance club opening in Over-the-Rhine this November, aims to fill the void left by the popular Energy Nightclub which closed earlier this year. The 6,000-square-foot venue will feature two bars, VIP sections, and a dance floor complete with DJs and laser lights. Manager Mohammed Rashdan says the club will operate Wednesday through Sunday with themed nights including '80s music, comedy shows, and Hispanic night. "We just don't want to have a boring night anymore in Cincinnati," explains Rashdan, whose goal is to get people moving and enjoying themselves.
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🏛️ Historic YMCA building to become vibrant student hub at UC. The University of Cincinnati Board approved $5 million to design renovations for the nearly century-old YMCA building on Calhoun Street. Nicknamed "The Why," the 17,000-square-foot space will preserve its 1929 Collegiate Gothic façade while creating a "campus living room" for student activities. The renovation, expected to be completed by Fall 2027, will maintain signature elements like fireplaces while adding modern amenities and accessibility features. UC will host student feedback sessions this fall to gather ideas for the space's programming.
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