March 29, 2005

Dozens of employers will be recruiting all majors at the April 6 Bearcat Trackers Careerfest from noon-4 p.m. in the Great Hall, Tangeman University Center.

March 21, 2005

This spring, Matt Lashway of Miamisburg, Ohio, is the first UC student ever to co-op with Mitsubishi in Japan.  While the trail blazer at Mitsubishi, Matt is actually just one of a growing number of UC co-op students working in Japan.

March 30, 2005

How to grow even when markets don t that s the question UC's Center for Design, Research and Innovation will help answer.  The center just received a $1,886,563 grant, to be shared with a local business, to improve product design and manufacturing processes.  It s a big win for the Cincinnati area.

August 9, 2005

Basketball great and businessman Oscar Robertson nearly lost his eligibility to play the game due to co-op. He had to cut his co-op career short to stay on the court.

August 9, 2005

Co-op is experience, yes.  It s learning and earning, yes.  But it s also the priceless intangibles of maturity, growth, responsibility and, most of all, trust.  The 100-year story of co-op is a tale of trust fulfilled.  Read more by clicking on the links below.    

August 9, 2005

University of Cincinnati co-ops bailed out the city during the Great Flood of 1937. But that's not the only role they played in local history. UC co-ops also helped fill in the canal that became Central Parkway, survey the communities of Mariemont and Green Hills, and build such emblematic structures as the Carew Tower and Union Terminal.

August 9, 2005

Through their co-ops, our one-time students moved into doing everything from creating Hollywood special effects to running hotel corporations.

August 9, 2005

The University of Cincinnati drives the Cadillac of co-op programs and rightly crows about its role as the first to found the educational practice. Below are some background facts about co-op and the laurel wreaths of "firsts" we wear.

August 9, 2005

Co-op's really big Band of Brothers (and sisters) were in a class all their own during World War II. Women co-ops were fit to step into the roles traditionally held by men on the homefront while both men and women co-ops served everywhere from Iceland to Egypt. Some never came home. 

August 9, 2005

The purists would say that we ve always had international co-op even though the official international program didn't begin at UC till 1990. However, from the first, UC co-ops were off and working abroad, to Britain in the far north and Brazil in the far south. The Seussical tribute below plays tribute to the lengths (and distances) our students will go to achieve their goals.