July 2014 

No matter when you graduated, UC has new marvels you never dreamed and historic treasures you never knew about. So it’s time to go exploring with the UC Tour Guide in hand. Armchair tourism might work for now, but try to visit in person and spend a few days on all four campuses — eating, sleeping and sightseeing without leaving the downtown neighborhood.

80 sights not to be missed
Catch the old and new, the famous and surprising across four campuses. Begin the tour here.

• Entertaining events
  Opera, plays, concerts, recitals, fashion shows and parades booked year-round.
  
• Artistic attractions
  Art adorns, inspires and intrigues in galleries, on lawns and where least expected.
  
• Dramatic dining
  Award-winning restaurants offer themed buffets, global cuisine and wine tastings.
  
• News from nearby neighborhoods
  Development along Calhoun, McMillan and Short Vine reflect
  UC’s vibrancy.

• First-rate fitness/recreation
  UC Recreation Center ranked among the nation’s No. 1 campus facilities.
  
• Kingsgate Conference Center
  Eight floors of rooms, with hand-raised honey and herbs on the side.
  
• Mini-museums for musing
  Artifacts include a 1900 laboratory, antique apothecary jars, 13-by-7-foot map from 1749.

5 things you can’t see
Echo Point’s marvels, Jimmy Nippert’s grave, Mick & Mack’s roar, Wilson Hall, TUC’s bells.

Campus maps
Refer to these maps to pinpoint the exact location of things in the UC Tour Guide.

Departments

Bearcats Sports
Top 10 moments in Bearcats sports history
Cheer on Bearcats: Visit trophy case and nine campus sports

Letters to the Editor
Farewell Wilson, hello heroes

President Ono's Letter
‘This I Believe’

Campus News
Olympic sled, Armstrong memorial, new app

Alumni Connections
Celebration honors alumni achievements
Happy 'homecoming' for new alumni director
Alumni support scholarships
Bearcat 'hangouts'
Dinner with 12: Breaking Bearcat bread

Foundation
Kautz Alumni Masters Forum

On Campus Yesterday
Fashion show from early ’70s