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One of Ohio’s largest universities has begun displaying signs limiting restroom use to “biological men” and “biological women” following the enactment of a new state law.

The law, which took effect Tuesday, prohibits transgender students from using facilities that align with their gender ...

The University of Cincinnati will be replacing bathroom signs that say "biological men" and "biological women", according to an email administrators sent to students ...

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Some University of Cincinnati students were voicing their disapproval over new signage posted outside campus restrooms. The signs, which read "Biological Men" and "Biological ...

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - After receiving backlash about new bathroom signs, leaders at the University of Cincinnati are calling them a mistake. The university put signs up in some campus areas which ...

The University of Cincinnati says it will be replacing the "biological" bathroom signage seen on campus.President Neville Pinto was confronted by students during a board of trustees meeting over ...

The University replaced unofficial signage designating bathrooms in the Battelle-Tompkins building with official signs ...

CINCINNATI — The University of Cincinnati said Friday a photo circulating on social media showing a restroom sign that says "biological men" is part of the school's compliance with Ohio law.

Some Creston community members are expressing outrage over what they deem as harmful bathroom signage displayed at a local bar.

Pinto also addressed questions about the viral "biological men" and "biological women" signs. Addressing those signs, Pinto called it an "error." "That was an error and we are on our way to correct ...

Students in Calhoun Hall at the University of Cincinnati wrote notes to place over newly installed "Biological Women" signs in residence halls. The signs, UC President Neville Pinto later said ...