WVXU: Bethel, Ohio, had its own witch trial
November 1, 2021
Witch trials didn't just happen in Salem. One took place in Bethel, Ohio, but the lore was drowned out until a historian uncovered it.
USA Today: New Jersey governor, Ohio special elections
November 2, 2021
Political scientist David Niven comments on Ohio races in USA Today roundup of political races to watch.
Forbes: How to bond with your people based on unexpected science
November 2, 2021
Forbes highlights UC postdoctoral researcher Annemarie van der Marel's work unlocking the survival strategies of Barbary ground squirrels in the Canary Islands. The research showed the squirrels rely on synchronous vigilance to stay safe from predators.
Psychology Today: The amazing world of jumping spiders
December 7, 2021
Psychology Today highlights research by University of Cincinnati biologist Nathan Morehouse to explain the bizarre and varied ways that jumping spiders communicate with each other.
WLW: Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
December 8, 2021
Richard Harknett explains the bombing of Pearl Harbor in 1942 and how the U.S. emerged as a world power from that event.
WCPO: Despite bribery charges, city will pay $152K in salaries and benefits
November 23, 2021
UC political scientist David Niven weighs in on city council members getting paid for no work.
Christian Science Monitor: Pulling punchlines: Comedy can be offensive.
November 29, 2021
What is, and isn't, funny? UC's Omotayo Banjo speaks to the Dave Chappelle backlash.
Medscape: UC study identifies geographic gaps in HIV treatment
November 30, 2021
Medscape highlights UC research examining how far people in rural Africa must travel for treatment for HIV.
Columbus Dispatch: How climate change will affect Ohioans
April 22, 2022
Climate change will touch almost every corner of the world and affect almost every facet of life, a University of Cincinnati professor told the Columbus Dispatch.