Web Registration for Spring Quarter
March 11, 2003
Web registration for spring quarter is now available. The last day to register is April 6.
Design Students Are Desert Bound in "Road Trip" Courses
March 11, 2003
Where else would a Midwest design class meet? Why, on the road in the Southwest for 10 weeks.
Iranian Prof to Speak at RWC about Islam and Women
March 11, 2003
Azar Nafisi, who was a professor in her homeland of Iran for 15 years, will offer her stories of Iranian women, Islamic radicals and the chaotic times of the Islamic Revolution in a lecture on April 4 at 7 p.m. in the Raymond Walters College theater. Nafisi has a new book, "Reading Lolita in Tehran," due out later this month.
Nominations Open for Rieveschl, Sigma Xi Awards
March 11, 2003
Nominations are open through March 27 for two top university research awards, the Rieveschl Award for Distinguished Scientific Research and the Sigma Xi Research Recognition Award.
History Alumnus Wins National Award for Newspaper Commentary
March 11, 2003
World-Herald columnist Michael Kelly (History, '70) is the national winner of the American Society of Newspaper Editors 2003 award for commentary and column writing.
Tackle Taxes with Online Resources Assembled by Law School
March 11, 2003
Haven't even thought about your tax return yet? Don't panic -- instead, go to this Web resource organized by the College of Law. You'll find links to all kinds of Web sites essential for preparing your taxes this spring.
University Rules Now Available on Web
March 11, 2003
The University Rules, as set out by the UC Board of Trustees, are now available online in a searchable format. For full details on how to find and use the rules, check out this announcement that was distributed to UC's Deans, Directors and Department Heads electronic mailing list.
UC Program Promotes Science Careers To Young Girls
March 11, 2003
The students were younger looking than usual on UC's campus March 8 as 60 sixth-grade girls shared in hands-on demonstrations as part of the Showcase of UC Women Scientists.
UC Program Promotes Science Careers To Young Girls
March 10, 2003
The Showcase of UC Women Scientists demonstrated to sixth grade girls the many possibilities in the science field.
LIVE WEBCAST: March 12 Marx Lecture on Corporate Governance and Ethics
March 10, 2003
E. Norman Veasey, Chief Justice of the Delaware Supreme Court, will deliver this year's Marx Lecture in the UC College of Law. Veasey's topic is "Corporate Governance and Ethics in a Post-Enron/Worldcom Environment."
PROFILE: UC Staff Member Will Take a Victory Walk In Relay For Life
March 10, 2003
At a March 12 Rally to get volunteers signed up for Relay for Life, Zae Roderer shared a personal perspective of how this fundraiser for the American Cancer Society is saving lives.
UC College of Nursing Announces Scholarship Winner
March 10, 2003
The University of Cincinnati College of Nursing has awarded the National Speaking of Women's Health (SWH) Scholarship for a Women's Health graduate student at the UC College of Nursing to Holly Hinkle, RN, BSN.
Workshop Explores Keeping Students On Track To A College Degree
March 9, 2003
A Harvard professor shares the findings of a study that sought students' opinions of what they found favorable about their college experience and what could be improved.
Richard Lindner Pledges $10.2 Million to Varsity Village
March 9, 2003
Prominent Cincinnati philanthropist and businessman Richard E. Lindner has committed $10.2 million to the University of Cincinnati's Varsity Village athletic facilities enhancement project, the university announced today. In recognition of Mr. Lindner's generosity, UC's athletic complex will be named the Richard E. Lindner Varsity Village and the new athletic center, which will be the centerpiece of Varsity Village, will be named the Richard E. Lindner Center.
Fortuitous Fellow: Classics Prof Wins Four Awards
March 9, 2003
The gods must be smiling down on William Johnson of UC's classics department. He won four - count 'em - four fellowships for 2003-04. Then the gods turned on him, and he broke his leg.
History Alumnus Wins National Award for Newspaper Commentary
March 9, 2003
World-Herald writer Michael Kelly won the American Society of Newspaper Editors award for column writing.
Fortuitous Fellow: Classics Prof Wins Four Awards
March 9, 2003
Four full-year fellowships would be a big feather in the cap for any professor over the course of a long career.
UC Students Fired Up for Welding
March 9, 2003
Music students as well as those in the arts, engineering, pharmacy and horticulture come together quarter after quarter to play with fire at UC's College of Applied Science (CAS).
UC, Harvard Researchers Link PLN Protein Mutations to Heart Failure
March 7, 2003
Researchers at the University of Cincinnati and Harvard have newly published studies showing that mutations of the human PLN gene are linked to heart failure. The UC research, led by Litsa Kranias, PhD, professor of pharmacology and cell biophysics, appears in the February 26 edition of the Journal of Clinical Investigations.