Visual illustrations of diversity
Out of 149 total photos that featured identifiable people

• ethnicity -- minorities were represented in 43% of the photos, including all three cover shots and the two back-cover ads that featured people
• gender disparity -- women were in 59% of the photos, men in 84%
• persons with disabilities -- two of the three issues featured photographic coverage

Specific content in print and online
Six categories of diversity were specifically highlighted in news content.
• socio-economic status -- 14 stories focused on UC's involvement in the following:

• Habitat for Humanity
• the Ohio Innocence Project
• Community Design Center, offering help for urban neighborhoods
• Serve Beyond Cincinnati team working in Third World countries
• mentoring homeless youth
• a fundraiser for a "just community"
• Legal Aid Society (law students helping victims pro bono through the domestic violence clinic)
• offering scholarships to any Cincinnati student in financial need
• preparing at-risk students for college
• free medical services to help senior citizens live independently longer
• UC athletes working with underprivileged youth
• Cincinnati Initiate to Reduce Violence

• ethnicity -- 1 story focused on the following:

• the Latino Health Collaborative

• nationality differences -- 5 stories focused on the following:

• UC researcher documenting how apples are raised in Japan
• UC researcher studying climate change in Antarctica
• UC researcher studying coral reefs
• UC students participating in a U.N. event
• UC students studying abroad in larger numbers than rest of the country

• persons with disabilities -- 3 stories focused on the following:

• UC athletes helping with Special Olympics
• eating disorders

• religious/cultural backgrounds -- 1 story focused on the following:

• UC study exploring the attitudes of clergy from 150 religious organizations toward HIV/AIDS patients

• age differences

• Every issue included news from alumni from every decade, starting with the '20s or '30s to the present.

General categories of content
Every issue of the magazine contains photos and copy reflecting four categories: 1) alumni,
2) faculty, 3) students, 4) a historic view of UC

Additional illustrations of diversity online

• ethnicity
• Web exclusives page -- 41% of Web exclusive content posted during the year reflected racial diversity.
• Breaking News -- 50% of breaking news items posted since January reflected racial diversity among photos or individuals named in stories.
• video archive page -- 75% of videos from the last academic year reflect racial diversity.
• home page photos -- 50% of the main photos that rotate on the home page since the new Web site went live in April 2008 showed racial/ethnic diversity.
• religious/cultural backgrounds -- The UC Authors section reflected diversity of religious, racial, cultural and age-related backgrounds through reviews on books that dealt with the following:
• Ghana
• Vietnam
• "Jews in Cincinnati"
• a fictional account of racial injustice
• American Indians
• British culture
• exploitation of the elderly

Comparing stats to all of UC
Student enrollment -- 14.9% all minorities, 10.3% African American
Faculty -- 4% African American
Staff -- 9.7% African American