How rare is life in the universe?

Megan Tischner

Sat, September 1, 2018

Doctoral candidate Andrew Gangidine andUC geology professor Andrew Czaja are working together to unravel this fundamental question.

Grad student’s research could save water — and money — around...

Megan Tischner

Sat, September 1, 2018

Thanks to high-efficiency fixtures and water conservation efforts, most buildings use less water today than they did decades ago. But new buildings are still being designed to meet outdated plumbing standards. Research by UC doctoral student Toritseju Omaghomi will help building engineers design plumbing that saves water and money—and time for those waiting for a hot shower.

The world is a stage. And the stage is changing.

Megan Tischner

Sat, September 1, 2018

Broadway’s orchestral sound has undergone considerable change since the late 1960s. In his research of Broadway musicals from Hair (1968) to Hamilton (2015), UC doctoral candidate Michael Kennedy examines how political and legal factors shape our favorite musicals.

UC Graduate School Annual Report

Megan Tischner

Sat, September 1, 2018

September, 2018 letter from Dean Chip Montrose

Here’s what’s next as UC heads back to school

Matt Koesters

Tue, August 21, 2018

As the University of Cincinnati returns for the 2018-19 academic year, it is getting ready for a major milestone, implementing a new strategic direction and opening brand new buildings

Crash course: UC physicists hunt for antimatter in Japan's new...

Michael Miller

Tue, August 21, 2018

Clad in white gowns and surgical masks, UC physics professor Alan Schwartz, left, and UC postdoctoral fellow Boqun Wang assemble a quartz detector in a clean room in Japan's High Energy Accelerator Research Organization. (Photo by Saurabh Sandilya)

Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and CCM Announce 2018-20 Class of...

Rebecca Butts

Sun, June 3, 2018

Four outstanding string players have been selected for the next class of the prestigious diversity fellowship program.

College of Nursing Faculty to Receive 2018 AANA Helen Lamb Award

Tue, May 22, 2018

Beth Ann Clayton in the UC College of Nursing is the winner of the 2018 Helen Lamb Outstanding Educator Award from the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists.

Chronicle of Higher Education: Trump Rolled Up the Welcome Mat....

Rachel Richardson

Mon, May 21, 2018

UC's Jon Weller, director of international admissions, is prominently profiled in this feature story spotlighting international recruitment efforts by American universities and colleges following the election of President Donald Trump.

UC Students' Award-Winning Work to Go On Display in Venice

Mary Bridget Reilly

Tue, May 8, 2018

An award-winning UC installation will soon go on display in Venice, Italy, in an exhibition coinciding with what is arguably the world s most important architectural event, the Venice Architecture Biennale.

Celebrate Earth Day: UC's Sustainability Efforts Earn 'Gold'...

Melanie Schefft

Thu, April 19, 2018

UC's Earth Day events highlight successful campus sustainability efforts that helped the university earn international AASHE 'gold' certification.

Reminder: Faculty Awards Celebration Today; Webcast available

Marianne Kunnen-Jones

Tue, April 17, 2018

The university's top faculty awards for teaching, research, service, entrepreneurship and more will be presented April 17 at the All-University Faculty Awards Celebration.

Academic Health Center Faculty Among Those Honored at Faculty...

Tue, April 17, 2018

Five Academic Health Center Faculty were among those honored at the 2018 UC Faculty Awards Ceremony, Tuesday, April 17 in the Great Hall, Tangeman University Center.

UC Awards Fellowship to Mechanical Engineering Student for Drone...

Brandon Pytel

Tue, April 10, 2018

The UC Graduate School recently awarded the Dean s Fellowship to Reza Radmanesh, a mechanical engineering PhD candidate developing novel algorithms for unmanned aerial vehicles.