1
Local 12 WKRC: UC teams up with Google on VR police training
November 1, 2021
UC will test and evaluate a new virtual reality police training developed by Google.
5093 Results
2
WVXU: Shoplifting by organized retail crime rings is on the rise
November 29, 2021
UC's Karl Langhorst weighs in on recent rash of organized retail theft.
3
WLWT: Recent school threat in Greater Cincinnati could be result of contagion factor
December 9, 2021
Recent local school threats may be result of students feeding off social media prompts
4
Forbes: More immigrants, fewer drug-related deaths
November 30, 2022
A new study, led by the University of Cincinnati, finds that immigration is not related to increased drug overdose deaths in the United States. The study, published in the journal Criminology, examined county-level data from 2000 to 2015 in the U.S. to analyze the relationships between immigration and deaths from drug overdoses and homicides.
5
Spectrum News: Disabled victims, under-reported crimes center of new research
March 19, 2024
A federal grant from the Department of Justice will allow researchers from two UC colleges to determine better ways for individuals with disabilities to report crimes against them.
6
Edward Latessa, former director of School of Criminal Justice, receives state award
March 29, 2021
Ohio Chief Probation Officers Association bestows award on Edward J. Latessa, UC criminal justice scholar and researcher
8
UC to test and evaluate virtual reality police training technology
October 26, 2021
UC to test and evaluate new police training VR platform being developed by Jigsaw, a unit within Google
9
UC Public Safety Research Center established
February 7, 2022
New UC public safety research center will offer research, practice guides, discussion opportunities for law enforcement, community groups, elected officials.
10
Youth placed in adult prison have their lives cut shorter, study says
July 27, 2023
A University of Cincinnati co-authored study found that in the U.S. youth who are incarcerated in adult correctional facilities are at a 33% higher risk for an early death between the ages of 18 and 39. The study, published in JAMA Open Network, also found that formal encounters with the legal system put youth at risk for a shorter lifespan during those same years.