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UC celebrates Earth Day 2025 with award-winning publication

April 21, 2025

Earth Day celebrates its 25th anniversary this year. Since its inception, Earth Day has gone global, and with its adoption have come federal intuitions such as the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) and policies familiar to most: the Clean Air, Clean Water and Endangered Species acts. This year, UC’s College of Arts and Sciences has reason to celebrate as well. It’s a regional win, capturing the reformation of Fernald, a former nuclear production facility located in northwest Cincinnati. Professor and environmental historian Casey Huegel has received numerous awards for his book, “Cleaning Up the Bomb Factory: Grassroots Activism and Nuclear Waste in the Midwest,” (Weyerhaeuser Environmental Books, 2024).

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UC student receives renowned Truman Scholarship

April 18, 2025

Harshman Sihra, a reproductive health advocate planning a future as an OBGYN and public health policymaker, is now the third University of Cincinnati student to win the Harry S. Truman Scholarship.

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UC student receives renowned Truman Scholarship

April 18, 2025

Harshman Sihra, a reproductive health advocate planning a future as an OBGYN and public health policymaker, is now the third University of Cincinnati student to win the Harry S. Truman Scholarship.

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PHOTOS: UC students help baby geese get to safety

April 16, 2025

UC biology students on Wednesday helped a family of Canada geese get from a sixth-floor skyway to the safety of the ground in an annual spring ritual. The geese have nested there for the last five years.

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UC's first Marian Spencer Scholar set to graduate

April 16, 2025

Katelyn Cotton, an alum of Cincinnati's Walnut Hills High School, is the first Marian Spencer Scholar to graduate from the University of Cincinnati. Cotton, a political science major, will return for graduate school. She hopes to attend law school in the future.

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UC political scientist named Carnegie Fellow

April 16, 2025

University of Cincinnati political scientist David Niven has spent a large part of his career examining how we vote. Now, a $200,000 Andrew Carnegie Corporation of New York fellowship award will help Niven dive deeper into the American polling system and how polling environments impact voters.

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UC hosts talk on applying geography to business

Event: April 17, 2025 2:00 PM

UC's Department of Geography will play host to guest speaker and Bentley University Professor Joel Deichmann who will discuss ways economic geography can be applied to business majors.

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What is Biology?

April 10, 2025

Biologists' work impact life every day. From disease research and medical enhancements to protecting ecosystems across the planet, the work of biologists is needed to improve the world. And majoring in biological sciences within UC’s College of Arts and Science will allow you to gain a perspective that focuses on the betterment of the world around you. Spanning from different topics like molecular and cell studies to conservation efforts, there’s is something for everyone.

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UC tracks ‘evolving’ opioid epidemic across US

April 10, 2025

The heart of the opioid epidemic that killed 665,341 people in the United States between 2005 and 2020 shifted geographically from the Pacific Northwest to the East, according to a new geographical analysis.

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President Pinto announces interim provost

April 8, 2025

UC President Neville Pinto announced that Dr. John Weidner, dean of the College of Engineering and Applied Science, will step in as interim provost following Dr. Kristi Nelson's departure on June 1.

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Prehistoric rhinos lived in mega-herds

April 8, 2025

Rhinos that flourished across much of North America 12 million years ago gathered in huge herds, according to a new study by the University of Cincinnati.

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