Meet the Two Congressional Candidates Trying to Unseat Steve Chabot
Nikki Foster of Mason and Kate Schroder of Clifton are running in the Democratic primary for Ohio’s 1st Congressional District to fight for better access to healthcare.
UC Takes a Building Block Approach to Train the Next Generation of Architects
Students at UC's College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning learn to think outside of the computer and to keep their options open.
Eliza Potter Styled Cincinnati’s Hair, Then Printed All The Gossip
She was an African American who published a book at a time when most were enslaved and, in many states, it was illegal to be taught how to read and write.
Ohio’s History of Presidential Books
The pages our past presidents penned have shaped our nation. A new book details the surprising role Ohio played in all of it.
Architect Kurt Platte Is Over-the-Rhine’s Renaissance Man
Rehabbing old buildings in Over-the-Rhine presents a number of hurdles, both design-wise and financially. Kurt Platte clears them with ease.
Beth Johnson Explains What an Urban Conservator Is
Beth Johnson explains how she juggles the past, the present, and the future to keep Cincinnati’s architectural fabric intact.
Despite Affliction, Cincinnati Poet Raymond Dandridge Inspired Others
Although he once achieved fame, Raymond Garfield Dandridge is sadly forgotten today.
20 Iconic Buildings That Define Cincinnati’s Architecture
We’ve been designing Cincinnati’s built environment for more than 200 years. These 20 structures blend the past and the future into what feels like home.
Editor’s Letter, February 2020: Our Built Environment
Looking back at how fledgling Losantiville became modern Cincinnati, it’s easy to draw straight lines and connections from the first riverfront settlers to the metropolis we love today.
The Time Mark Twain Feuded With The Cincinnati Enquirer
In 1870, the Cincinnati Enquirer or, rather, an anonymous columnist writing for the Cincinnati Enquirer, called Mark Twain a liar.
