University of Dayton News

LINDA P. CAMPBELL Here's a radical notion: How about bringing down college costs by eliminating the tons of glossy-stock, full-color brochures with which schools inundate high school juniors and seniors?And if universities can't be persuaded to curb their incessant marketing mailings, how about letting each flier, booklet and pretend-personal ...

The University of Dayton has been placed among one of the 10 best colleges to work at in the nation, according to a survey conducted by The Chronicle of Higher Education.

VATICAN CITY - Pope Benedict XVI on Tuesday called for a radical rethinking of the global economy, criticizing a growing divide between rich and poor and urging the establishment of a "true world political authority" to oversee the economy and work for the "common good." He criticized the current economic system, "where the pernicious effects of ...

Fair Haven Mayor Michael Halfacre will hold two press conferencesA tomorrow to announce his decision to challenge U.S. Rep.

Less than three months after Dayton Tea Party organizers drew thousands to Courthouse Square in downtown Dayton for a Tax Day rally against government spending, the group plans a similar event this holiday weekend.

After the massive turnout for the Dayton Tea Party in April, the organizers are holding a similar event in Brookville on Friday, July 3. The rally is scheduled for 7 p.m. at Golden Gate Park in Brookville located at 750 Arlington Road.

Jesse Berry, a high-scoring guard from Lafayette, Ind., committed to the University of Dayton, becoming the program's third recruit in the 2010 class.

You don't have to tell Mary Rita Zeh that life is about the journey and not the destination - she's got that lesson down.

Jim Schneider will earn his master's in library science - at the age of 62 - this December.

Public libraries do a lot more these days, but their mission hasn't changed in a century, said Jim Rettig, president of the American Library Association.

Los Angeles, CA, July 1, 2009 /Cambridge Who's Who/ -- Charles Stratford, retired Los Angeles Superior Court Judge, has been recognized by Cambridge Who's Who for dedication, excellence, and leadership in all aspects of law.

Monday, June 29, 2009 3:26 PM Lynne Briggs A $50,000 grant from JPMorgan Chase & Co.

North Hunterdon High School graduating seniors were awarded honors at a ceremony June 4 at the school.

Gov. Ted Strickland's latest budget proposal would ax funding for nine early college high schools statewide, including two in the Akron area.

The written word is a powerful tool that leaves a visible connection to invisible things, like a frail emergency bridge flung over an abyss.

Giant burgers: Amy Kessling, an area franchisee for Denver-based Smashburger, plans to open a dozen burger joints in the Dayton and Cincinnati markets.

PSG College of Technology, Coimbatore, in collaboration with University of Dayton, U.S., will organise 'Greenergy', a national-level competition on 'Innovative Product Design for Alternative Energy' at the college premises in December 2009.

NCR has not been a community supporter at the level it was in earlier years, but it still funded many arts, cultural and other endeavors.

The University of Dayton Division of Athletics continued its long tradition of success in the classroom by placing 102 student-athletes on the Atlantic 10 Commissioner's Honor Roll for the Spring 2009 semester.

Maj. Tom Duperree can hardly contain his excitement about the Ray and Joan Kroc Corps Community Center that's under construction in north Dayton.