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Name That 'Toon: Enquirer Editorial Art Right at Home in New Journalism Lab
A donation to the journalism program transcends time, bringing local lore and national political history to life.
Lentz: In Science, There's Never a Final Answer, And That's a Good Thing
Biologist David Lentz was interviewed for ScienceLives, a joint publication between LiveScience and the National Science Foundation that puts scientists under the microscope.
REU Program a Matter of Good Chemistry, in More Ways Than One
Thirteen students from near and far wrapped up another successful Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) in the Department of Chemistry.
Reading Project Connects More Than 1,000 Freshmen
McMicken College of Arts and Sciences recommends a summer reading assignment to incoming freshmen, hoping to stress the theme of citizenship in the coming academic year.
Behind The Scenes With The Reaccreditation Process
Associate Professor of English John Bryan offers thoughts on "The Examined Life of a University" and the factors influencing accreditation.
Polymer Chemist Finds A&S 'Great Fit' for His Work
Neil Ayres, assistant professor of chemistry, is delving into research embracing the cutting edge of technology.
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Profile: Alison McLeish, Psychology |
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In Focus: Bill Lasher, English |
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Alumni Corner
UC Night at the Zoo
Come visit Lucy, the UC Bearcat, and her friends at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Gardens, open exclusively on Sept. 27 to students, faculty, staff, alumni and retirees. A&S visitors may stop by the Kilimanjaro shelter for treats between 6 and 7 p.m. Check it out online.
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Meet...
Changjoo Kim
Changjoo Kim's initial interest in transportation and how it affects everyday life started to roll during bus rides he took as a student in Seoul, South Korea.
Now, just a short walk away from the Clifton Avenue bus stops in front of McMicken Hall, he has joined the Department of Geography as an assistant professor.
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