University of Dayton News

The University of Dayton Police Department will not be alone should there be any trouble this St. Patrick's Day weekend.

The Winter Weather Advisory and the Wind Advisory have been canceled by the National Weather Service, but the concern now is wet roads re-freezing overnight.

DAYTON, Ohio - Volunteers and supporters of the now defunct Cityfolk Festival gathered for one last hurrah Wednesday night at the University of Dayton.

Gas stations and bars surrounding the University of Dayton campus are gearing up for St. Patrick's Day with advanced planning and an increased their alcohol supply.

Focusing on new reference sources published since 2008 and reference titles that have retained their relevance, the new eighth edition of " Reference Sources for Small and Medium-sized Libraries ," published by ALA Editions , brings this complete and authoritative guide fully up to date.

Mr. Austin represents companies against labor unions and OSHA while also maintaining a vibrant employment law practice.

Malaysia's air force chief has denied remarks attributed to him in a local paper that a passenger jet missing for more than four days had been tracked by military radar to the Malacca strait.

He will be based in the firm's Palm Beach Gardens office. Mr. Carvalho is an experienced PIP litigation attorney with a strong background representing injured persons and medical providers in their claims against automobile insurance carriers for failure to properly pay PIP benefits.

Widener University has enjoyed a lot of success in recent years in college football.

Florida State Director of Athletics Stan Wilcox announced today the hiring of Cindy Hartmann to the newly created position of Deputy Director of Athletics for Administration at FSU.

Phillip M. Vishnesky, 71, of Onondaga Hill, died Sunday at Upstate University Hospital at Community General.

Four seniors at Cedarville University in Cedarville, Ohio, are building and testing wooden bicycles for a capstone engineering project.

Elizabeth Barrera of Alexandria, Virginia are pleased to announce the engagement and upcoming wedding of their daughter, Victoria Lee, to Daniel William Regan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Regan of Cincinnati, Ohio.

Motivated by the death of a long-standing Flyers fan, the University of Dayton will donate 250 tickets to the coming NCAA First Four games.

The brackets are solidifying and it's starting to look like not one, but two local teams could be playing in the NCAA First Four this year.

On April 1, the Medina City Schools will have a new treasurer, David Chambers. Chambers was hired by the Board of Education at its work session on March 3 due to the resignation of Jim Hudson in November, 2013.

Chaos erupted in the 400 block of Kiefaber Street during last year's celebrations.

With less than two weeks to go, and with last year's event in mind - a campus disturbance with a forceful police response - University of Dayton administrators addressed their expectations of students for this year's St. Patrick's Day Weekend celebrations.

Police and prosecutors will meet again at the end of the month to determine whether charges will be filed in a deadly dog mauling.

Corinthian Colleges, Inc. announced today that Anthony Guida Jr. will join the company as executive vice president of external affairs effective February 20. Guida, 52, will be responsible for initiatives related to public policy, government affairs and regulatory compliance.