September 8, 2005
Throughout the University of Cincinnati, hundreds of people have stepped forward to raise funds for disaster relief, to assist displaced students and faculty, and to provide direct assistance.
September 27, 2005
Learn about the growing practice of mediation and how it can help lawyers and other professionals improve outcomes and lead to alternative solutions for difficult problems.
February 4, 2003
Ohio may finally ratify the 14th Amendment, after research from UC's Urban Justice Institute showed that a pair of votes 135 years ago left Ohio's approval in doubt.
April 15, 2003
McMicken College Awards: Five Distinguished Alumni, Five Different Paths
April 16, 2003
This year's A&S award winners are living examples that a liberal arts education offers a path filled with career possibilities.
April 15, 2003
Raymond Walters College named Eric Broyles as this year's Distinguished Alumni Award recipient. Broyles graduated high school at the bottom of his class, but perservered at RWC. He's been so successful since that he was able to buy the company where he worked part-time as a college student.
September 11, 2003
UC volunteers will go Into the Streets Saturday, Sept. 27, working for Habitat for Humanity, Cincinnati's greenspaces and a historic church.
September 23, 2003
Sam Reese Shepherd and a man who lost his daughter in the 1995 Oklahoma City Federal Building bombing are among the speakers who will be at the UC College of Law on Sept. 29 for "Death Penalty Perspectives: The Journey of Hope." The program, sponsored by the college's Center for Law and Justice and the Criminal Law Association, is open to the public and can also be viewed live over the Internet by UC's Streaming Media Project.
September 15, 2003
Finding real-world impact in their studies, a group of UC law students saw their research findings culminate in a Statehouse ceremony linking state and federal government on Sept. 17.
September 2, 2003
UC law students are currently reviewing the convictions of six Ohio prisoners who maintain their innocence -- with some evidence to support their claims -- as the UC College of Law becomes home to the Ohio Innocence Project.