Alex and Mickey are the rare youngsters who do not fear a dental check-up. In fact, they are not quite sure what all the fuss is about. For them, a dental exam involves “sleeping” for awhile, and when they wake up their teeth will be cleaned, polished and possibly fewer […]

Nina Adams has won the 2011 RWC Staff Distinguished Service Award. Adams started her career in UC’s College of Evening and Continuing Education in 1995. In 2000, she joined the RWC Registration office. She had a wide variety of tasks that came with the Registration job. One of her supporters […]

RWC Assistant Professor Dr. Jane Goecke and second-year Veterinary Technology students participated in the 6th Annual Matt Haverkamp 5K Race at Spring Grove Cemetery on April 17. The event raises funds to help local law enforcement agencies with the purchase of dogs for K9 units. To date, twelve dogs have […]

A team of RWC eMedia students won two awards at the recent 6th Annual Regional College Movie Festival. Team Fun-Kaar, which translates to “artist” in Hindi and Urdu, competed for their second year against 21 other teams from other schools. They entered a short narrative film entitled “Dark of Day,” […]

Again, I couldn’t think up a great headline for this one. Any suggestions? And I wasn’t sure if it should go under News or Announcements since it was already announced that they were retiring earlier in the year but I just wasn’t sure News fit either. This year, we have […]

Mary Lou Ellison has served as the Learning Disabilities Coordinator in the RWC Disabilities Office for 15 years. The Disabilities Office opened in the 1990s as a center to help students with different disabilities. Ellison says that her role in the office is to help students succeed in college. The […]

The RWC Costa Rica study abroad students will leave Cincinnati on June 12 and will return on June 26. There are 11 students who will be attending this trip, which will have a base at Heredia, Costa Rica. The students will each live with a Costa Rican family during their […]

Between the Buried and Me (BTBAM) receives constant praise and criticism in the progressive metal scene. Implementing elements of jazz, progressive rock, punk, folk music, and at times, even country, BTBAM, it would seem, have no musical boundaries. They’ve always been quite an unpredictable band, as you never know what […]

This week, I played through “Thor: God of Thunder,” and I must say I was underwhelmed. As a fan of the Marvel characters, I truly enjoy playing through games and watching movies with the super heroes taking center stage, but Thor was a bummer for me. The story starts out […]

As summer approaches, so do Hollywood Blockbusters. When we go to the theaters, most of us are disappointed with the money we spend. There could be many reasons for disappointment, but the main culprit is simply that the movie sucked. You can avoid this by doing a little research, and […]