The UCBA Library Space Closed for Minor Renovations during UC Reading Days on October 9 & 10, 2025.
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Oct 9: 9am – 4pm | Oct 10: 9am – 3pm
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Stay tuned for updates on the new space!
by Lauren Wahman
Looking for some good reads for the upcoming summer break? Find novels, short stories, and more at the UCBA Library’s Spring Book Blooms Display. Visit the Spring Book Blooms virtual featured books or stop by the UCBA Library during open hours to browse these featured books and check out an item with your UC ID. The display will be available until Thursday April 30.
by Lauren Wahman
The UCBA Library is featuring a selection of books highlighting the 2025 theme for Women’s History Month – Moving Forward Together! Women Educating & Inspiring Generations. Visit the Women’s History Month virtual featured books or stop by the UCBA Library during open hours to browse the full selection and check out an item with your UC ID.
by Lauren Wahman
Tuesday March 4, 2025
2:30-3:30 pm
These 5-minute presentations showcase current research of UC Blue Ash faculty, spark conversation, encourage collaboration, and inspire action within the UC Blue Ash community.
Register: Faculty & Staff and Students
by Lauren Wahman
Looking for some good reads for winter break? Visit the UCBA Library during open hours to browse a selection of recently published novels, short stories, biographies, and more and get a winter treat (while supplies last) or explore the virtual display.
Books can be checked out with your UC ID. The display will be available until Friday December 13.
by Lauren Wahman
Explore the world at the UCBA Library’s Read Around The World Display. Visit the UCBA Library during open hours to browse a selection of novels and short stories that span the globe or explore the virtual display. Books can be checked out with your UC ID. The displays will be available until Friday November 15.
by Lauren Wahman
The UCBA Library’s Research Lightning Talks is an annual event that showcases research efforts of UCBA faculty and staff, sparks conversation, encourages collaboration, and inspires action within the UCBA community. This year’s event (view recording) took place on March 5, 2024 and featured five faculty presentations:
Libby Anthony
Associate Professor of English
Pedagogies of Online Knitting Teachers
David Freeman
Professor of Mathematics
What Is a Number? And Why Does it Matter?
Smita Jadhav
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Integrating ChatGPT in General Chemistry Education
Rhonda Pettit
Professor of English
Immersion Research for Poetry
Heather Vilvens
Associate Professor of Health Promotion & Education
Stakeholder-Driven Strategies for Improving the Discharge Process in a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit: A Concept Mapping Study
by Lauren Wahman
Looking for some good reads for the upcoming summer break? Find novels, short stories, and poetry at the UCBA Library’s Spring Book Blooms Display. Visit the UCBA Library during open hours to browse these featured books and check out an item with your UC ID. The display will be available until Thursday April 25.
by Lauren Wahman
The UCBA Library is featuring a selection of books highlighting the 2024 theme for Women’s History Month – Women Who Advocate for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion. Visit the Women’s History Month virtual featured books to view or stop by the UCBA Library during open hours to browse the full selection and check out an item with your UC ID.
Tuesday March 5, 2024
2:30-3:30 pm
These 5-minute presentations showcase current research of UC Blue Ash faculty, spark conversation, encourage collaboration, and inspire action within the UC Blue Ash community.
Register for this event: Faculty & Staff and Student
Libby Anthony
Associate Professor of English
English & Communication Department
Pedagogies of Online Knitting Teachers
David Freeman
Professor of Mathematics
Math, Physics, and Computer Science Department
What Is A Number? And Why Does It Matter?
Smita Jadhav
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Chemistry Department
Integrating ChatGPT in General Chemistry Education
Rhonda Pettit
Professor of English
English & Communication Department
Immersive Research for Poetry
Heather Vilvens
Associate Professor of Health Promotion and Education
Allied Health Department
Stakeholder-Driven Strategies for Improving the Discharge Process in a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit: A Concept Mapping Study