University of Cincinnati News

As the shale gas boom was making its way into Ohio in 2012, University of Cincinnati scientist Amy Townsend-Small began testing private water wells in Carroll County, the epicenter of the Utica Shale.

It would be so perfect, so juicy, to find drama in director-choreographer Diana Lala's casting of husband Robert Pavlovich as the director in " A Chorus Line ."

Like his fellow candidates for the City Council position vacated by Lori Olander, Bob Moore was required to complete an application prior to the interview process.

Wichita State University John Bardo earned a bachelor's in economics at the University of Cincinnati.

Twenty-five percent of respondents said "very likely" and an additional 48 percent answered "somewhat likely."

Building Doctors will be in the Richfield area July 17-18, bringing a Thursday seminar followed by consultations with owners of old buildings the next day.

College graduates who earned their diploma in 2008 faced starting their careers in the worst economic downturn in nearly a century.

This isn't just another report from the School of Obviousness - it's the result of a decades-long study .

July 9, 2014 - Chris Manley, president of Graphco, is proud to announce the recent appointment of Chris Leyes as business development manager covering Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Kentucky and surrounding areas.

The Bloom-Carroll Lions Club recently announced the recipients of its annual scholarships.

Leah Stewart, whose recent novel "The History of Us" was set in Cincinnati, has been awarded the 2014 Sachs Fund Prize.

Dr. John Tew, a longtime professor of neurosurgery at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, was today named executive director of community affairs at the college and vice president of community affairs at UC Health.

O'Toole, a rising senior at the University of Cincinnati, won the 47th annual Daikin Spirit of America Golf Classic at Burningtree Country Club in Decatur over the weekend.

Millions of gallons of formaldehyde, explosive crude oil, sulfuric acid, xylenes and other dangerous chemicals make their way daily across the nation's and region's highways and railroads, carried just yards from other motorists and homes.

Q&A: 3 baritones at center of Opera's 'Silent Night' The true story of the Christmas truce of 1914 is told at Music Hall this weekend.

The price tag was $80 million for an 80,000-square-foot entertainment and apartment complex near the campus of the University of Cincinnati.

The program, which launched on June 20, helps service members pursue a post-secondary education or vocational training by providing another resource to make their higher education and career goals a reality.

Acupuncture, exercise and massage and physical therapy are among the ways to deal with chronic pain that don't require narcotic painkillers, says Nancy Elder, MD, professor of family and community medicine at the University of Cincinnati.

To Genesis HealthCare System for bringing a new liver cancer treatment to Zanesville.

Consider this issue of UC Magazine your travel guide to the University of Cincinnati, complete with photos of scenic overlooks, descriptions of museum-type collections and even tips for dining out.