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FILE - The UC ROTC Color Guard at the UC Veterans Day Ceremony in Tangeman University Center on Nov. 8, 2024. As this is an outdoor ceremony being conducted indoors, covers (hats) were worn; Traditionally, U.S. military servicemembers remove their covers indoors, with some exceptions. Tavish Sweeney | Chief Photographer The University of Cincinnati hosted it’s annual Veterans Ceremony and Resource Fair in the Tangeman University Center Great Hall on Nov. 10, 2026. The ceremony recognized, brought together and provided resources for local veterans before Veteran’s Day on Nov. 11.The hall was filled with veterans and their families, UC’s marching band, and UC students and faculty.Jeffrey Blevins, a US Army veteran and professor in UC’s School of Public and International Affairs, was invited as the 2026 guest speaker. Blevins opened the ceremony by discussing the importance of community support for veterans.Ceremonies like this one are all about coming together, according to Blevins.

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