January 12, 2003

Denise Hite is getting a shot at Hollywood, all because she's a University of Cincinnati student. Hite will represent UC when she competes in the Hollywood Squares College Tournament, to be taped Jan. 18-19.

January 12, 2003

One Stop Student Services are available at the click of your mouse.

January 12, 2003

Beginning in 1999, Professor Rudolph Verderber generously sponsored a lecture series that the faculty requested in his name.

January 11, 2003

Michael Cooper's one-man extravaganza, "Masked Marvels and Wondertales" comes to Raymond Walters College on Saturday, Jan. 31, 2004 as part of the ARTrageous Saturdays performing arts series for children.

January 11, 2003

Bearcat Men outgun TCU, while big first half run push Women past Louisville.

January 9, 2003

The Office of Resident Education and Development is seeking Resident Advisors for the 2003-2004 school year.

January 9, 2003

Geography professor Nicholas Dunning and a select group of students will conduct an ongoing investigation of ancient Maya impacts on the natural environment in northwestern Belize as part of a physical geography field methods course April 28th through May 10.

January 9, 2003

UC assistant professor Rebecca Borah joins scholars from around the world in writing a book that takes an academic perspective of Harry Potter.

January 8, 2003

The New Year often means a new health kick: Vows to tone up and trim down, and maybe going to the doctor and getting ourselves as regularly "maintenanced" as we do our cars. So, this week's University of Cincinnati e-briefing examines the health concerns of the young and old, and what you should be doing to preserve your good health.

January 8, 2003

A memorial march, presentations, poetry and dance will pay tribute to the slain civil rights leader.

January 8, 2003

Vital vigilance tasks crucial to fighter pilots, air-traffic controllers, airport-security personnel and to varied industries is hard work for the human brain. But the brain drain can be reduced and performance enhanced by prompting attention, according to research by a team of University of Cincinnati and Catholic University of America psychologists.

January 8, 2003

Why did the ancients so often prefer reading aloud to silent reading? Why did they choose not to use word spacing in literature? UC classics professor William Johnson won two fellowships to unravel these mysteries.

January 7, 2003

Kevin Grace, a nationally recognized sports researcher, says our passion and our history of sports is one of the identifying trademarks of the city. His book, Cincinnati On Field and Court--The Sports Legacy of the Queen City, details more than 200 photos from Grace's massive research collection.

January 7, 2003

Lynn Barber, the University Registrar, announces his retirement plans.

January 7, 2003

As you read this, the spaces between the words and punctuation guide you in the process.