Fifth Third Arena renovation plans expand, pushing back time frame Updated: 7:37 PM EST Dec 15, 2015 John London Reporter WLWT ...

Built in 1989, the Fifth Third Arena, previously known as the Shoemaker Center, is considered by many to be outdated and less-than-suitable for a modern, big-time college program.

The Cincinnati Bearcat flavored Nasty Nati team opened and closed up TBT play Friday night on their home floor with an ...

The Blackhawks estimate that Fifth Third Arena will welcome more than a million and a half guest per year once the renovations are completed. The expansion is also a part of a wider effort between ...

Fifth Third Arena is expected to open in October after an $87 million renovation. UC, in the meantime, is one of four Division I basketball teams to be displaced this season.

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Renovations to Fifth Third Arena at the University of Cincinnati will start in less than a month.There's a lot of excitement, but there are also some growing pains.The arena is ...

Fifth Third renovations began in March 2017. The building opened in 1989 as the Myrl Shoemaker Center, and Fifth Third Arena gained the naming rights to the facility in 2005.

UC announced in October 2021 its intention to re-seat and re-price tickets at Fifth Third Arena as part of its “ Fan Transparency Plan.” The plan was a part of the university's " Day One Ready ...

UC has been mentioned as a potential Big 12 Conference candidate, but nothing appears imminent on that front. UC teams under the renovation plan would vacate Fifth Third Arena for the 2016-17 season.

Chicago Blackhawks prospect Ty Henry (85) looks to pass the puck during the first day of training camp at Fifth Third Arena on Thursday, Sept. 19, 2024. (Eileen T. Meslar/Chicago Tribune) ...

Blackhawks’ Connor Murphy (5), Philipp Kurashev (23), and Kevin Korchinski (55) participate in a drill during the first day of training camp at Fifth Third Arena on Sept. 21, 2023.