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Staff Spotlight: Jessica Ebert, Assistant Conservator
This year marks Jessica Ebert’s 20th working anniversary at the University of Cincinnati Libraries. Jessica’s career has been one of maximizing opportunities and learning and growing on the job. She is a vital…
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“America 250: Cincinnati in Transit(ion)” exhibition now open at the Archives and Rare Books Library
By Julianna Witt, Assistant Archivist “America 250: Cincinnati in Transit(ion)” is an exploration of Cincinnati’s growth and transit transformation from its founding in 1788 to the present day. Over the last 288 years,…
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From dinosaurs to the moon: UC Libraries digital collections now available via Preservica
Archaelogical excavations in Troy in 1932, College-Conservatory of Music programs, Neil Armstrong Commemorative Archive and the James B. and John J. McNamara Papers – these UC Libraries special collections and more can now…
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CEAS Library launches wellness collection
By Aja Bettencourt-McCarthy, Science-Engineering Global Services Librarian As the semester progresses, moving closer to midterms, exams and final papers due, students need access to resources that support wellness and stress reduction. The College…
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Dean’s Note: Looking back and forward
As we enter the mid-point of summer, I find myself both looking back at the previous academic year and forward as we begin planning for fall semester and the new academic year ahead.…
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From Nazi Germany to the United States: The Werner H. Von Rosenstiel papers at the Archives and Rare Books Library
By Julianna Witt, Assistant Archivist Does the name Werner H. Von Rosenstiel ring a bell? If you have been inside the University of Cincinnati’s Arts & Sciences Hall, it just might. The Werner H. Von Rosenstiel Reading Room is…
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The Winkler Center’s display illuminates Covington, Kentucky as the “X-Ray City”
By Devhra BennetJones, Winkler Center Archivist In the early 20th century the excellence of the Bar-Ray Products Company and the Kelley-Koett Manufacturing Company gave Covington, Kentucky the distinction as “X-Ray City.” While they…
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Across languages and borders: International collaborations at Oesper
By Mark Chalmers, Science & Engineering Librarian and Curator of the Oesper Collections The Oesper Collections in the History of Chemistry, housed at the University of Cincinnati, are local in their physical setting…
