Friday May 17 | Business Journal
UD to build classrooms for new PA program
The University of Dayton is moving forward with a new program for physician assistants after the Ohio Board of Regents approved the new Master of Physician Assistant Practice program.
Cleveland schools move to reward performance more than seniority
Cleveland Teachers' Union President David Quolke is trying to educate members on why the new contract is a good deal Tuesday night, the Cleveland school board unanimously agreed to what city and union officials are hailing as a groundbreaking teacher contract for Ohio.
Friend is paralyzed college student's right-hand -- and left-hand -- man
24, 2012. Jay Ruckelshaus wanted a wingman. He needed someone to be his "hands," to do for him what his paralyzed body cannot.
Can the 'Cleveland miracle' help change lives and laws?
The miraculous rescue of three kidnapped women in Cleveland on Monday has attracted worldwide attention, but it also spotlights a more everyday tragedy - the estimated 1,000 Ohio children entrapped by the sex trade.
Murder case against Cleveland kidnapping suspect t...
The murder case prosecutors hope to bring against accused Cleveland abductor Ariel Castro, who police say induced several miscarriages by beating and starving one young woman, will be complicated by a lack of physical evidence and medical records, legal experts say.
Gunshots ring out near D2D a First Hotela
Daytona Beach police are investigating an isolated shooting outside the Dayton to Daytona "First Hotel." Daytona Beach police told Flyer News that the incident early Saturday, May 11, poses no immediate danger to University of Dayton students.
Metzger, longest-serving priest in Ohio, dies at age 96
When Monsignor Paul Metzger was a candidate in the annual Middletown Symphony conductor auction in 2002, Cathie Mulligan hosted a fundraiser for him in her home.
Mason chosen as next Cedar Cliff superintendent
By DEBRA GASKILL Special Correspondent CEDARVILLE - Chad David Mason has been chosen to lead Cedar Cliff Local Schools, following a special meeting of the board of education Wednesday.
Brooklyn Law Offers J.D. in an 'Intense' Two Years
Brooklyn Law School is poised to become the first in the New York metropolitan area to offer an accelerated, two-year J.D. The school's board of trustees on May 7 approved the so-called "Brooklyn 2-3-4" program effective in 2014.
Graduating seniors equal first-time voters
One of the most rewarding aspects of being Secretary of State is traveling around Ohio to meet with high school students as part of my Grads Vote program.
"Dayton to Daytona" fills Volusia beaches with Ohio college students
Daytona Beach is playing host to thousands of college kids in town for an annual tradition.
Jim and Jane Leaver of Medina announce the engagement of their daughter, Jamie Anne, to Shannon Keola Sawyer, son of Raymond and Theresa Sawyer of Palmer,Alaska. Jamie is a 2009 graduate of Walsh Jesuit High School and a 2012 graduate of the University of Dayton with a degree in Political Science.
University of Dayton racks up large number of alcohol violations
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - Gov. John Kasich will be in town Tuesday for the grand opening of a new fabricating plant in the city.
Bestselling business author gives kudos to UD
When a bestselling national author sought advice on leadership for his newest book, he looked to Dayton.
New Jersey City University student investors win first place in...
The Student Investment Management Team of New Jersey City University was awarded first place in student investment competition that was held last month at the University of Dayton in Ohio.
Graduating seniors equal first-time voters
One of the most rewarding aspects of being Secretary of State is traveling around Ohio to meet with high school students as part of my Grads Vote program.
Net Worth Business TV Announces May Air Dates for Dayton, Ohio
The Net Worth Business TV program is proud to announce May air dates for Dayton, Ohio.
Q&A: Lisa Beutel, director of UD's Center for Leadership and Executive Development
Lisa Beutel knows leadership. Beutel, director of the Center for Leadership and Executive Development at the University of Dayton, did her dissertation on women in leadership, and through the many companies she's worked with in that capacity, she says leadership isn't always obvious to the casual observer.
Jet Fuel From Plants to be Tested; Wright-Patterson Research Lab Gets 100 Gallons
A Wisconsin company has delivered 100 gallons of its bio-based jet fuel for testing purposes at the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
Phelans named grand marshals for upcoming festival parade
Jim and Carolyn Phelan have been named Honorary Poultry Days Parade Marshals for the 2013 Poultry Days Parade which will be held at 11 a.m. on June 15.