April 21, 2016
At UC, recycling takes place by the ton - including the 11 tons of recycled coffee grounds annually used to perk up greenery and plants on campus. The university also focuses on sustainability via water conservation, transportation, research, education and more.
March 21, 2017
Racquel Redwood, UC CEAS biomedical engineering alumna, is the recipient of the Stanford University Biodesign Innovation Fellowship.
March 6, 2017
Students participating in UC s nationally ranked co-op program in 2016 saw record placements and earnings: $65 million. The current 2017 year looks equally promising.
March 13, 2017
Raymond J. Wilke, UC CEAS civil engineering alumnus, was bestowed the 2016 Georgia Engineer of the Year in Government Award for his outstanding contributions to the engineering profession, the public welfare and humankind.
February 28, 2017
The University of Cincinnati Fire Science program will host a public seminar March 16 on how to help combat the opioid epidemic in the Tristate using community paramedicine, in which EMTs and paramedics operate in expanded roles to connect underutilized resources to underserved populations.
March 27, 2017
Nine UC colleges are taking part in the new and innovative year-long collaboration that pairs promising scholars with distinguished faculty mentors.
March 9, 2017
The UC Office of the Provost is sponsoring $500 rewards for faculty members who are named eLearning Champions. Nominations are due by the first of each month.
March 16, 2017
The Ohio State University recognized UC CEAS Dean Teik C. Lim for his significant contributions in gear research spanning three decades.
March 25, 2003
Charles Slaven of OverC International Inc. discussed the current and future prospects of the Information Technology (IT) marketplace and shared his views about the growing international aspects of the industry during a talk at the College of Applied Science. Check out the link at the bottom of CAS's story on the lecture to view Slaven's lecture online.
March 3, 2003
UC expert Ed Bridgeman will be sharing information on terrorists and their weapons at an on-campus lecture on March 6. The talk is free and open to the public.