’26 → ’27

The Loop is taking shape.

A new identity on the outside. Space for hands-on learning inside. Follow the work transforming the Robinette Center for Innovation into a home for The Loop.

A place with an identity

A new identity for the building.

The Center for Innovation is becoming The Loop, a home for practical AI learning and human judgment. Cincinnati artist Matthew Grote is giving that transformation a visible identity along Dana Avenue.

Illustrative building concept animation. The imagery does not depict Matthew Grote’s final mural design.
Participants learning at desktop computers in the Generative AI Teaching Lab.
Hands-on learning in the Generative AI Teaching Lab.

Inside The Loop

The Generative AI Teaching Lab.

A place to explore AI at the keyboard, ask questions, and learn alongside others.

See how Xavier colleagues put that learning into practice. See learning at The Loop.

Then

What comes next.

The work on the space supports a broader ambition: more ways for people to learn with The Loop.

Looking ahead

Public programs

Free and low-cost AI training for the wider community, including regional educators, prospective students, and families.

Looking ahead

Space for groups

Workshops, working sessions, and gatherings, in a space designed for people to learn together.

Looking ahead

The certificate, network-wide

Free access to Responsible and Effective AI opens across the Xavier network, building on the learning underway with faculty and staff.