“Blind Injustice” author takes on our “medieval” criminal justice system Time haunts Mark Godsey. The University of Cincinnati law professor and director of the Ohio Innocence Project never has enough of it. With a family that includes wife Michele and…
The live audio recording of the world premiere production of “Blind Injustice” has been released by Cincinnati Opera.
Putting together the Cincinnati Opera summer festival season is not for the faint of heart. You have just four or five chances – each a costly, elaborate production – to draw the broadest possible audience, including opera newcomers, sophisticates and everyone in between – while balancing logistics, artist scheduling and, of course, costs.
The spectrum is overflowing this week, to mix my metaphors. From the history of Jews in China to live cinema, from an operatic superstar to a masterpiece of 20th century orchestral music and the minting of a brand new art gallery, there is no excuse for sitting on your couch in the days to come. Don’t succumb! Explore!
There’s a slew of news out of Cincinnati Opera this week, much of it focused around the company’s renewed emphasis on diversity, equity, and inclusion. Here goes…
A $15 million gift from Richard “Dick” Rosenthal to the University of Cincinnati College of Law could help free countless wrongfully convicted individuals.
The Cincinnatus Association honored the University of Cincinnati’s chief diversity officer, the Ohio Innocence Project and PNC for their contributions to diversity and inclusion in the community.
