SPOTLIGHT

UC Undergraduate Researcher Studies the Urbanization of Southwest OhioEnvironmental studies undergrad Sage Roth works with PhD candidate Sarah Kolbe to examine the effects of urbanizing southwest Ohio as part of Kolbe's experiment, “Urban Gradient.”

UC's Oldest Grad This December Is a Familiar Voice in CincinnatiHe has led generations of Cincinnatians on a discovery of classical music. At Commencement, Gary Barton takes the first step on the pathway he's considering for a second career.

NEWS

University of Cincinnati Events Observe Black History MonthCheck the schedule of events for February. Many events are free and open to the public.

Helping Next Generation of A&S Alumni as Easy as Visiting FacebookFor a limited time, the UC Alumni Association and the 1819 program are promoting their new Facebook app that allows alumni to give secure gifts through the social media platform

UC's Commitment to Community Was Significant During the Great Flood of '37As Cincinnati marks the 75th year of the greatest flood to ravage this area, UC Archives reveal the university's volunteer efforts and personal accounts in a university president's diary.

Undergrads Study Endangered Plant Species During Zoo InternshipUndergraduate students Omer Donmez and Jill Bailey performed genetic research on the Todsen's pennyroyal plant during an internship at the Center for Conservation and Research of Endangered Wildlife at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden.