This year National Poetry Month will be a little longer than usual; RWC’s Seventh Annual Celebration of National Poetry Month will last from April on into May. The celebration begins with the College Student and Employee Poetry contests, both of which have a deadline of Wednesday, April 12. Rules for […]

#8220;Underworld: Evolution,” the sequel to the surprise hit film of 2003, continues to explain the history of the feud between the aristocratic Death Dealers (vampires) and the barbaric Lycans (werewolves). Selene (Kate Beckinsale), the very sexy vampire heroine, and her forbidden lover, Michael (Scott Speedman), the lycan hybrid, pretty much […]

We see the same thing every quarter: on the first day of classes, a handful of our fellow students are missing. Well, to be honest, they usually aren’t missing much more than a syllabus and an outline of what we will be doing for the next 10 weeks and why, […]

The Advisory Board of First Book UC-RWC has recently been awarded two grants that will help further their mission of being able to provide children of low income families the opportunity to read and own their first new books.Founded in 1992, First Book is a national non-profit organization whose mission […]

Dear Dee Dee, When I was younger I used to feel really insecure and the kids in my class would make fun of me and leave me out of games and activities, making me feel stupid and lonely. Now, some of that has left me, but some still remains. I […]

If you walk down the central Muntz hallway towards the Computer Concourse, then no doubt, when you look into the Media Services Center to your right, you will see a TV in there on UCTV. UCTV went live on November 18, 2005. Since then it has continued to grow, and […]

On February 6, the RWC community participated in the Seventeenth Annual African American Read-In. From 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the lobby across from the One Stop Center, visitors, faculty, staff, and students shared the gift the literacy while promoting African American History. What is the African American Read-In? […]

As a former resident of New York, I was accustomed to living as a part of an extremely culturally diverse city. That soon changed when I decided to study in Cincinnati. Although not very diverse, people in Cincinnati are still aware of many cultures because of events such as Black […]

Almost everyday, people are getting involved in car crashes. While many of these accidents are caused by bad weather or poor road conditions, too many of them are caused by distracted drivers. There are a huge number of injuries and even loss of lives in accidents caused by distracted drivers. […]

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