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A Decade After Dayton Peace Accords: Community Focuses On Interfaith Dialogue As Way To Sustain Peace
News Releases
News release announces that legendary civil rights leader the Rev. C.T. Vivian will lead an interfaith worship service, "To Heal the Nations."
Nikki Giovanni, Clarence Page And Michael Dyson Headline University Of Dayton's Diversity Lecture Series
News Releases
News release announces that four nationally acclaimed writers and an environmental activist will round out the University of Dayton's 2005-2006 Diversity Lecture Series.
Women Still More Likely Than Men To Donate Organs, But New Study Shows Men Can Be Pressured By Emotional Appeals
News Releases
News release announces that women are more likely than men to say they would donate a kidney to a patient making an electronic plea on the Internet site, MatchingDonors.com, but University of Dayton researchers discovered another crucial gender difference.
Ud Supreme Court Experts Say Miers' 'Constitutional Philosophy' Led To Surprise Withdrawal; Predict What Happens Next
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News release announces that the chorus of critics won out as Texas lawyer and White House counsel Harriet Miers withdrew her nomination to the Supreme Court.
Herbert Woodward Martin 'Borrows' Paul Laurence Dunbar's Voice, Brings One-Man Show To University Of Dayton Stage Nov. 3
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News release announces that Herbert Woodward Martin will perform close to home in a production, "An Evening with Paul Laurence Dunbar," at the University of Dayton.
University Of Dayton Ranks Among The Top 20 Wireless Campuses, According To New Survey
University Of Dayton Ranks Among The Top 20 Wireless Campuses, According To New Survey
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News release announces that the University of Dayton ranks among the top 20 wireless campuses in the nation.
Two Supreme Court Experts Weigh In On Miers' Nomination, Predict Sparks During Confirmation Hearings
Two Supreme Court Experts Weigh In On Miers' Nomination, Predict Sparks During Confirmation Hearings
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News release announces White house counsel and legal trailblazer Harriet Miers will be confirmed for a seat on the Supreme Court predicts Lisa Kloppenberg.
A 1,600-Mile Odyssey: Three Groups Head To Mississippi To Help With Hurricane Relief Efforts
A 1,600-Mile Odyssey: Three Groups Head To Mississippi To Help With Hurricane Relief Efforts
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News release announces a series of articles on different groups that are travelling to help with hurricane relief efforts.
Oh, Say Can You Sing (Or Play)? National Anthem Performers Wanted For Flyer Games
Oh, Say Can You Sing (Or Play)? National Anthem Performers Wanted For Flyer Games
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News release announces that Wilie Morris III has fielded hundreds of calls from people wanting to stand behind the microphone and belt out "The Star Spangled Banner" before Flyer contests.
Simply Put, I Feel I Can Help' Ud Group To Help Diocese Of Biloxi Oct. 7-11 With Hurricane Clean-Up
Simply Put, I Feel I Can Help' Ud Group To Help Diocese Of Biloxi Oct. 7-11 With Hurricane Clean-Up
News Releases
News release announces that approximately 50 University of Dayton students, faculty and staff will make a 1,600-mile round-trip journey by bus to Mississippi to help the Catholic diocese of Biloxi with hurricane clean-up efforts.
In Their Words: Student Bloggers Muse About Campus Life; High School Students Can Hear Their Lively Observations On Ipods
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News release announces that University of Dayton student blogger Emily Miller wrote about the first 45-minute power nap of her college career and "the art" of doing laundry.
New York Times Best-Selling Author Bruce Cameron To Give Free Talk At University Of Dayton On Oct. 14
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News release announces that author and columnist W. Bruce Cameron will speak at a free event at the University of Dayton.
Dayton Columnist And Author Roz Young Donates Prized Books To University Of Dayton
Dayton Columnist And Author Roz Young Donates Prized Books To University Of Dayton
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News release announces that the University of Dayton has received more than 200 books from the library of Roz Young who died at the age of 92.
Dayton Early College Academy Students To Help With Hurricane Relief Efforts In Mississippi
Dayton Early College Academy Students To Help With Hurricane Relief Efforts In Mississippi
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News release announces that a group of students from DECA will travel to hurricane-ravaged Pascagoula, Mississippi to help with clean-up efforts.
Campus Chef To Cook At Hurricane Katrina Fundraiser At House Of Bread Oct. 10-11, Seeks Volunteers And Donations
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News release announces that the University of Dayton chef Lisa Davis will cook lunch at the local soup kitchen to benefit victims of Hurricane Katrina.
As 250th Anniversary Of Mozart's Birthday Approaches, Professor Wins Prestigious Neh Grant To Offer Vienna Institute
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News release announces that Richard Benedum has received a $269,244 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities to offer "Mozart's World."
Ud To Honor Six, Including Retired Berry Co. Ceo And Dayton Flyer For Exemplifying Learning, Leadership And Service
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News release announces that the University of Dayton's National Alumni Association will honor six alumni for exemplifying learning, leadership and service at an awards dinner.
Campus Offers Tuition To Gulf State Students, Gives Release Time To Employees Involved In Relief Efforts, Slats Day Of Prayer Sept. 12
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News release announces that the University of Dayton President Daniel J. Curran is asking faculty, staff and students to "step up" and reach out to Hurricane Katrina victims.
University Of Dayton To Hold "Day Of Prayer" On Sept. 12 To Mark Two-Week Anniversary Of Hurricane Katrina
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News release announces that the University of Dayton will hold a "Day of Prayer" to mark the two-week anniversary of Hurricane Katrina.
University Of Dayton, National City And Community Blood Bank To Hold Hurricane Relief Blood Drive At Ud Arena
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News release announces that the University of Dayton athletics division is teaming up with the Community Blood Center and National City to hold the "Dayton Flyers Hurricane Katrina Relief Effort."
University Of Dayton To Present Marianist Award To Vacation Ii Scholar David O'Brien
University Of Dayton To Present Marianist Award To Vacation Ii Scholar David O'Brien
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News release announces that David J. O'Brien will receive the University of Dayton 2005 Marianist Award.
Psychology Professor Offers Parents Ways To Talk About Hurricane Aftermath With Children
Psychology Professor Offers Parents Ways To Talk About Hurricane Aftermath With Children
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News release announces that Keri J. Brown Kirschman offers a number of ways for parents to help children in a list.
Polish Madonnas On Exhibit At University Of Dayton Until Sept. 8, First And Only Viewing Outside Poland
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News release announces that about 2,500 people from all over the country have visited the Marian Library Art Gallery at the University of Dayton this summer to view "Polish Madonnas in Art and Poetry."
Hail Mary! The Mary Page Attracts 1 Million Visitors In Last Decade
Hail Mary! The Mary Page Attracts 1 Million Visitors In Last Decade
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News release announces that the Marian Library/International Marian Research Institute has been featured in The New York Times, USA Today and has drawn scholars from around the world to its stacks and hundreds of visitors a day to "The Mary Page" on the World Wide Web.
Law Applications And Test Scores Highest In More Than A Decade, Accelerated Curriculum That Eliminates Third Year A Big Draw
News Releases
News release announces that Julius Carter enrolled at the University of Dayton's School of Law this fall because "it offered a way for me to become a lawyer quicker."
University Of Dayton And Surrounding Taverns Form Partnership In Effort To Reduce Alcohol Abuse Problems
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News release announces that the University of Dayton and surrounding taverns have entered into the Cooperating Tavern Agreement.
Sociologist And Author Troy Duster To Address Race And Dna, Diversity And Curricular Reform
Sociologist And Author Troy Duster To Address Race And Dna, Diversity And Curricular Reform
News Releases
News release announces that Troy Duster kicks off the University of Dayton's 2005-2006 Diversity Lecture Series with a pair of public lecture on Aug. 25-26.
Students Return To A Wireless Neighborhood, $25 Million Recplex Scheduled For January Opening
Students Return To A Wireless Neighborhood, $25 Million Recplex Scheduled For January Opening
News Releases
News release announces that this fall, University of Dayton students can go wireless pretty much anywhere they are on campus as well as enjoy a modern fitness and recreation center in the coming January.
University Of Dayton Welcomes Largest First-Year Class Since 1969; College-Entrance Test Scores Hit Record Level
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News release announces that the University of Dayton this month will welcome a bumper crop of new students.
19 Million Minutes -- Or About Four Decades: New Students Log On (Again And Again), Easing College Transition
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News release announces that 19 million minutes is the amount of time last fall's entering class at the University of Dayton spent collectively during the summer on the University's popular Virtual Orientation (VO) Web site.