May 11, 2003

In the years prior to 1815, some 400,000 Irish ventured across the Atlantic to America. UC professor of history emeritus Arnold Schrier and some colleagues have spent years exploring archives, private collections and attic trunks to gather up more than 5,000 letters to tell these early stories of immigration. The researchers' work has just been published in a 788-page scholarly endeavor that took nearly 20 years of work and painstaking research.

May 27, 2003

The Department of Judaic Studies probably wouldn't exist without the help and support of Bea Winkler, who was recognized for her work at a special tribute May 27.

May 6, 2003

Choosing a major can be a difficult decision - so difficult, in fact, that the most popular major at UC is undeclared.

May 6, 2003

McMicken College will hold its annual spring commencement ceremony on Saturday, June 14 at 5:00p.

May 27, 2003

The pristine rainforest of Belize became the classroom for nine students in a geo-archaeology field course taught by geographer Nick Dunning.

May 20, 2003

Jonathan Alexander, McMicken College associate professor of English, will be honored with the Ellen Nold Award at the 19th annual Computers and Writing Conference May 22-25 at Purdue University.

May 28, 2003

A rainforest preserve in Belize became the classroom for students on a two-week field trip with geography professor Nicholas Dunning. The students did research related to the ancient Maya civilization.

October 21, 2003

Analysis of an article about the intelligent design controversy penned by George Bishop, UC professor of political science and director of UC's Internet Public Opinion Laboratory, appeared in the most recent edition of The Wilson Quarterly, published by the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars.

September 30, 2003

The English Department hosts readings to introduce students and the community to local poets and writers.

October 20, 2003

The bravest of trick-or-treaters may blanch at the work of University of Cincinnati anthropologist Lynne Schepartz, as she sorts through the bones of an ancient Greek grave circle.