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Electronics recycling program to be held this week

October 15, 2012

Electronic items — everything but televisions — can be recycled this week at the UT Federal Credit Union's main office and on select dates and times on Main and Health Science campuses.


Author to discuss prequel to ‘Godfather’ screenplay

October 15, 2012

Ed Falco, the author of “The Family Corleone” and “Burning Man,” will speak Wednesday, Oct. 17, on Main Campus.


Rocket Roundball Social to be held Oct. 18 in Savage Arena

October 15, 2012

See you at the Rocket Roundball Social! Read about the Thursday, Oct. 18, event that will raise funds for the UT Men’s Basketball Progress Fund.


Business assistant professor named Fulbright Scholar, will conduct research in Ukraine

October 12, 2012

Dr. Iryna Pentina, assistant professor of marketing, will conduct research at the International Solomon University’s Eastern Ukrainian Branch thanks to a Fulbright Scholar grant.


Take dining services survey for chance to win gift cards

October 12, 2012

Help UT Dining and Hospitality Services learn how to serve you better: Take a few minutes to complete a survey, and you could win a Visa Virtual Gift Card!


UT’s Ritter Planetarium explores Mayan civilization

October 12, 2012

Read about “Tales of the Maya Skies” and “One World, One Sky: Big Bird’s Adventure,” two programs playing at Ritter Planetarium.


UTMC physician donates $100,000 to new simulation center

October 12, 2012

The Interprofessional Immersive Simulation Center has a new GI-Bronch Mentor, thanks to a donation from Dr. Hollis Merrick, UT professor of surgery.


UTMC offers massages, comfort to surgery patients’ families

October 12, 2012

UT Medical Center is the first hospital in the city to offer massages to patients’ families waiting for loved ones in surgery.


Bodies and minds stretch in class that warms up to poetry

October 11, 2012

Dr. Melissa Gregory is creating a class that features yoga, Pilates and poetry to teach next spring. Those interested can sign up now.


UT first Ohio campus to use roller-compacted concrete

October 11, 2012

The University is the first in the state to use roller-compacted concrete in repaving projects — and to save money in the process.