Every spring, baseball teams across the country have visions of playing ball in brisk, October nights.

The Bearcats had three days off to mull their situation after losing two games in a row following a 16-game winning streak. It gave the team time to regroup, and whatever they did proved effective on the court. The Bearcats demonstrated that what happened to them against Houston and Wichita State was not going to carry over into this game, as they defeated the short-handed University of Connecticut Huskies 77-52 on Thursday night to extend their winning streak to five games over UConn. Cincinn

With Spring Training in full swing, the Cincinnati Reds have many questions to answer before the season begins.

Coming off their third straight 90-plus loss season, the Reds appear to be headed for more of the same as their roster remains in full-rebuild mode. The future looks promising, however, as several prospects the Reds have drafted and acquired through trades were successful in the minor leagues. Five players in the organization are rated in Major League Baseball (MLB)’s top-100 prospects. Fans of the Reds should familiarize themselves with these names: Nick Senzel, Hunter Greene, Taylor Trammell

For the 113th time, the World Series will decide who is next in line to hoist the Commissioner’s Trophy and be heralded as the best team in baseball.

With nowhere else to hide, the long-awaited press conference from Astros owner Jim Crane and the rest of the Houston Astros finally transpired this morning. With months to come up with a solid apology and put to bed any unanswered questions, the Astros would deliver a disingenuous attempt at an "apology" that nobody was going to accept. The conference would consist of the two players at the forefront of this scandal: Alex Bregman and Jose Altuve. New Manager Dusty Baker, who is essentially board

In 2017, the Reds finished in last place for the third time in a row. Fans were getting impatient and wanted to see a change. The front office was adamant on building their team around home-grown talent rather than spending money in the free agent market. They banked on players like Billy Hamilton, Scott Schebler and Adam Duvall to make significant improvements while veterans like Joey Votto and Homer Bailey would provide the leadership those young guys needed in order to grow. It didn't work.

For Louis Langrée, being the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra music director means more than just conducting concerts in Music Hall. It means participating in the life of a city. And that includes working with student musicians at the University of Cincinnati's College-Conservatory of Music.

UC will host the sixth-annual symposium on The Cincinnati Project with a focus on improving affordable housing in the city.

Students studying chemical engineering at the University of Cincinnati can now choose to follow a new degree track: : A BS-MS program that allows students to earn a bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering and a master’s degree in cosmetic science in five years.

CCM dance majors present dynamic and diverse works from classical ballet to traditional jazz dance with music ranging from Bizet to Queen at the Student Choreographers’ Showcase, running Thursday, March 5-Sunday, March 8, 2020, at Cohen Family Studio Theater.

Lin-Manuel Miranda’s pop culture phenomenon Hamilton finally makes it to the Queen City, with a nearly month-long stop at the Aronoff Center. But first, ready yourself with a visit to Playhouse in the Park to catch Miranda’s debut (and almost equally well-received) musical In the Heights. HAMILTON WRITTEN BY: Lin-Manuel Miranda DIRECTED BY: Thomas Kail WHEN: Feb. 19–March 10 RUN TIME: 2 hours, 45 minutes HIGHEST HONOR: Pulitzer Prize for Drama PREMIERED: August 2015 SUMMARY: A modern ret