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Three University of Findlay seniors presented their capstone research projects to faculty, staff, and fellow students on Tuesday, Dec. 6. They spent the past semester conducting independent research projects, and today everything was shared with the public. Andrew Boulton turned his focus to the hot topic of elections, researching “Electoral College and Voting Power.” As […]
University of Findlay’s Criminal Justice and Forensic Science Club will present “The Real Criminal Justice” on Wednesday, Nov. 3 at 7:30 p.m. The presentation will take place in the Ritz Auditorium in Old Main and is free for UF students, faculty, and staff with a valid UF ID, or $1 at the door for community […]
University of Findlay’s Justice Science Department and Americans for Prosperity will host “Criminal Justice Reform: Bail Reform and Why We Need It” to discuss Ohio’s pre-trial system on Thursday, Oct. 21. This in-person event will be held in the University’s Winebrenner Building, Room 254, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., and is free and open to […]
Many players have been brought to University of Findlay through their love and dedication to the sport of soccer. Two of those players have an interesting history that progressed from supporting the same team as players and assistants at UF to, after becoming Oiler alumni, coaching different high school teams in Michigan that just happen […]
An unlikely team of University of Findlay students are working together to raise awareness about the importance of children’s literacy. Criminal justice major Nicole Burke and middle childhood education major Jillian Prince have teamed up to help fight the increasing substandard reading levels in schools by volunteering with the Reading Buddies program at Jacobs Primary […]
Four regional criminal justice and computer experts will participate in a panel discussion on privacy as part of the University of Findlay’s College of Liberal Arts Wilkin Chair Series. The free, public discussion will be held at 5 p.m. Monday, March 13 in Winebrenner Theological Seminary’s Room 154. Speaking will be Special Agent Bradley Martin, […]
Julian Brown’s interest in law enforcement began with a friend’s unsolved murder. The incident and its aftermath propelled her toward that career path, and in 2012 she graduated from The University of Findlay with a degree in social work and criminal justice. She is now a general probation officer and treatment court officer for the […]
Registration is open for The University of Findlay’s CSI Summer Camp, which will be June 24-28 on campus. The intense, five-day forensic science camp will give high school students an introduction to the world of forensic science, using biology, chemistry, math and physics. Students will use deductive reasoning and current forensic techniques to uncover and explore […]
The Kennedy Assassination: An Evidentiary View will be the topic of a presentation at 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 26, in The University of Findlay’s Alumni Memorial Union. Peter Piraino, former Secret Service agent and current professor at Tiffin University, will discuss the assassination, emphasizing the evidence in the case as well as conspiracy viewpoints. This […]
The University of Findlay will celebrate Mathematics Day on Thursday, March 21, with activities in the Alumni Memorial Union. Juggling and the Towers of Hanoi will be the topics of the day. “The Mathematics of Juggling” will be discussed at 10 a.m. In the 1980s, several jugglers independently devised a method for representing juggling patterns […]
