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Dr. Rich Bradley talks with Mark Lynch of WICN about his new spider book Common Spiders of North America.

Listen to the interview on WICN.

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The Museum of Biological Diversity is featured on Fox 28 News. Available videos are as follows:

Cynthia Dassler's interview Tom Watters' interview Norm Johnson's interview Angelika Nelson's…

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The Museum of Biological Diversity's Spring 2013 newsletter is now available on the MBD website.

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EEOB graduate student, Clara Cooper-Mullin received a research grant from Sigma Xi. The Sigma Xi Grant-in-Aid of Research program has a highly competitive application process and only…

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Herrick Drive is scheduled to close between Cannon Drive and Parks Hall starting Wednesday (1/30) for approximately two months. Access to Neil Avenue Garage and loading docks along Herrick Drive…

Ohio Spider Survey Exhibit on display in Thompson Library

The Ohio Spider Survey Exhibit, highlighting Associate Professor Emeritus Richard Bradley’s outreach work and new book, Common Spiders of North America, is on display in Thompson Library, 2nd…

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Rich Bradley, Associate Professor Emeritus, recently published a new book, Common Spiders of North America, the first comprehensive guide to all 68 spider families in North America.

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H. Lisle Gibbs was among ten arts and sciences faculty elected Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), the world’s largest general scientific society. He was…

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EEOB PhD students, Ben Titus, Jenn Hellmann, and Isaac Ligocki are participating in the Scifund challenge this year. Check out their pages and make contributions to help them reach their…