For several years now, RWC has had a Dean’s List Reception to recognize students for their academic achievement. However, because of the accreditation visit on the week of the scheduled Dean’s List Reception, the College has decided not to have the big reception this year, according to Mabel Gilliam, administrative […]

The RWC Childcare Center is now open for enrollment for Fall Quarter. This care is for children 10 months to 5 years old. Prices and scheduling are dependent upon the parent’s need. Contact Daileen Means for more information at 513-745-5600.

The RWC Study Skills and Reading Center is once again offering its Workshop Solutions series this spring. The workshops cover a variety of topics geared toward building college study skills. Contact the Study Skills Center for the schedule. Study Skills also has four trained academic tutors who will meet with […]

In “Beautiful Children,” Charles Bock’s debut novel, you are taken on a heaving neon drenched boat ride through the sewers of the darker parts of the mind, which are coincidentally located right underneath Las Vegas. After 12 year old Newell Ewing vanishes one routinely sinful Saturday night, the threads behind […]

Trust me when I tell you, if you were never a game head and never intend to be, do not buy a Playstation 3. If you are a game head and do not want to spend most of your day in front of the TV, then do not buy “NBA […]

#8220;The Boy in the Striped Pajamas,” a recent release on DVD is a sad and emotional story that takes place during World War II and the Holocaust. It tells a story of love, hate, and friendship.Bruno is a typical eight-year-old boy, who has lots of friends living in the city. […]

In just a few weeks, the term of UC President Nancy Zimpher will come to an end as she leaves the university for a new position as chancellor of the State University of New York. This change in leadership may cause unease as people wonder what will happen to current […]

How has the economy affected your job search for the summer? Kristy Blatt “I see myself as lucky because I already have a job as a cashier at Culvers in Mason. I will continue to work through the summer, but I think the economy will still have an effect on […]

In 2001, concerns circulated on campus about the occurrence of brain tumors among RWC faculty and staff who had offices in Muntz Hall. Because of this, Dr. John Andrews (Director of University Health Services) oversaw an environmental health scan of Muntz Hall at that time. With yet another recent case […]

I live in a world that has catapulted reality television to pyramid scheme status while simultaneously allowing it to be used as society’s go-to healing device and educating tool. I live in a world where most societies fail to grasp the paradoxes of human rights and human nature when they […]