October 30, 2015
Law school beats state average and ranks second in Ohio as 88 percent of first-time exam-takers pass the July 2015 Ohio Bar Exam.
October 16, 2015
High bar exam passage and employment rates, low student debt and tuition rates and A-level recognition as a "best value" law school touted among reasons for first-year enrollment spike at UC's College of Law.
October 15, 2015
Small business owners have the chance to meet with volunteer attorneys and receive free legal advice at this Oct. 22 event sponsored by the UC College of Law and Duke Energy.
October 18, 2015
On its 40th anniversary, the University of Cincinnati Foundation today announced five recipients for its highest awards in philanthropy the Outstanding Philanthropic Volunteer Awards.
April 13, 2016
The UC School of Design is receiving a new name in appreciation of a $10M gift from a distinguished UC alumnus.
April 26, 2016
UC will award more than 6,400 degrees to 6,351 graduates this spring, the highest number the university has ever seen for a class of spring term graduates.
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 22, 2017
UC's Sandra Sperino, a professor and associate dean at Cincinnati Law, weighs in on an employment-related age discrimination lawsuit that could be headed for the U.S. Supreme Court.
March 7, 2017
When Judge Marilyn Zayas took her seat on the bench of Ohio s First District Court of Appeals, she knew she was making history. The UC College of Law alumna became the first Latina to be elected to a judicial post in the state of Ohio in last November s election. She and fellow UC alumnae, Judge Penelope R. Cunningham ( 87) and Judge Beth A. Myers ( 82), now comprise half of the judges on the Southwestern Ohio Appellate Court.
January 16, 2003
Students from the UC College of Law's Urban Justice Institute released a study of Ohio's death penalty system that argues that serious reform is needed to protect against the possibility of executing an innocent individual.