For many, filing for financial aid can be difficult and intimidating. Much of that stress can be alleviated thanks to the second annual College Goal Sunday. College Goal Sunday is a statewide event held at 16 locations across Ohio on February 8. 287 financial aid counselors will be volunteering to […]

The men’s basketball team is off to a great start with only one loss in the first 14 games. As a student of the University of Cincinnati you too can get tickets to the games. One free ticket and one $20 guest ticket is available to you in room 8 […]

Imagine that you are sitting at your computer, searching for a few good art sites to visit in your spare time. Among the usual search results is a link that looks as though its name has been misspelled. When you click on this link to go tell someone, however, you […]

Mr. Burton, let me tell you that you have done it again. Not only did you produce something enjoyable for my high school days with “A Nightmare before Christmas”, but you continue to surprise me as a college student with “Big Fish.” Many elements of this film contribute to your […]

They will help you unlock your car. They will escort you to your destination. If you have an emergency, they will respond. They won’t, however, jump-start your car; you need to see someone from Maintenance for that. They are also more than willing to help you with anything that falls […]

Sometimes, it takes small events to truly surprise a person, as well as to remind them of the more important things in life. When I attended a performance by the students of E.H. Greene on January 16, I wondered how they would relate their music to Dr. King; one of […]

Have you ever been driving down the road when suddenly someone tosses their cigarette out the window? How about when a student on campus throws their cigarette on the ground when the disposal is a few feet away? These are just a couple of situations that add to the conflict […]

After sweeping the 2002 Grammy Awards with her debut album, “Songs in A Minor,” Alicia Key’s Sophomore disc, “Diary of Alicia Keys,” was highly anticipated. After listening to it several times, it was clear to me that though she is very talented, she simply lacks variety. The first single, “You […]

June 16, 2004, is the 100th anniversary of the publication of James Joyce’s acclaimed novel, “Ulysses,” and you have the unique opportunity to join in the celebration. In the RWC summer Study Abroad Program, you will not only learn about Joyce and Ireland but also have the opportunity to travel […]

What are your plans after college? If you believe that you have it all figured out, odds are you do not. According to Pamela Lineback, Director of Career Services, “If you think you have made a career decision, chances are you are going to re-think that [ . . . […]