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In the News: Researchers recreating lost neighborhoods

This week, CURA director, Harvey Miller, was interviewed by Spectrum News 1 OH to promote our Ghost Neighborhoods of Columbus project. Harvey discussed the negative impacts of highway…

Ghost Neighborhoods of Columbus. Photo is showing a recreation of a street in Hanford Village, Columbus, OH

In the News: Mapping out our "ghost neighborhoods"

This week, CURA's Ghost Neighbohoods of Columbus project was featured in Axios Columbus. 

See the full article below! 

Harvey being interviewed

Event Recap: Un-Design the Redline Activists and Agitators 2022

This week, CURA attended the YWCA Activists and Agitators 2022 ‘Confronting Our Past, Constructing Our Future’, Un-Design the Redline Ribbon Cutting event.  Un-design the Redline is an…

Intel Chip Plant

In the News: 'Don't panic': Transportation officials discuss Intel traffic concerns

This week, CURA director, Harvey Miller, was featured in 10tv regarding transportation concerns for the new Intel Facility being constructed in New Albany. This article also featured Kimberly…

This image shows the Hanford Village and Driving Park neighborhoods in 1961. It also shows the modern day I-70 highway, and the buildings destroyed or relocated for its construction, highlighted in red. The project is also gathering historic photos, archival documents and narratives to create story maps that will tell the tales of neighborhoods lost to highway construction.

In the News: Recreating “ghost neighborhoods” destroyed by highways

This week, CURA was featured in the Ohio State News, regarding our Ghost Neighborhoods project. CURA has launched the Ghost Neighborhood of Columbus project to help people…

An example of last-mile increment (red: walking trips with slower speed; blue: dockless vehicle trip with higher speed; green: bus trip with highest speed).

Research: Measuring the impacts of dockless micro-mobility services on public transit accessibility

This month, an article was published in the journal Computers, Environment and Urban Systems, co-authored by previous CURA Graduate Researcher, Luyu Liu, and Director, Harvey Miller…

Darryl Hood

CURA Faculty Affiliate appointed to National Advisory Health Sciences Council

CURA Faculty Affiliate, Dr. Darryl Hood, was recently appointed to a 3-year term to serve on the National Advisory Health Sciences Council (NAEHSC). The NAEHSC is a…

Person sitting on bus

Research: Public transit cuts during COVID-19 compound social vulnerability in 22 US cities

This month, an article was published in the journal Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment co-authored by CURA director, co-authored by CURA Director Harvey…

Nationwide Children's Hospital

Harvey Miller appointed to Affiliated Faculty at the Center for Injury Research and Policy (CIRP) at Nationwide Children's Hospital

This week, CURA director, Harvey Miller, has been appointed as an Affiliated Faculty at the Center for Injury Research and Policy (CIRP) at Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus. The…