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Date Published: November 14, 2012
A team of high school students from Solon High School and a team of middle school students from Solon Middle School in Solon, Ohio, took top honors in the 2013 Science Olympiad National Tournament held on the Wright State University campus, making history with back-to-back-to-back wins.
With construction set to begin this summer on classrooms and labs, the development of the program is on schedule to enroll its first students in August 2014, pending provisional accreditation in March 2014 from the Accreditation Review Commission on Education for the Physician Assistant (ARC-PA).
The University of Dayton's reputation and selectivity are growing with the incoming first-year class in August expected to be one of the most academically prepared and geographically diverse in school history.
Wright State Orthopaedics will offer an educational session about the common problems of the musculoskeletal system on Tuesday, May 21, at 7 p.m., in the Family Medicine Conference Room in the Wright State Physicians building on the campus of Wright State University (725 University Blvd.). The session, which is free and open to the public, will address common painful disorders of muscles, bones, joints and nerves.
Senior Casey Henn has been selected as the Horizon League Pitcher of the Week for the week ending May 18, it was announced Monday by the league office.
Two University of Dayton golfers, Matt Buse and Andrew Steffensmeier, have been named First Team Capital One Academic All-District 5 At-Large, it was announced today. Dayton was one of just three schools to have two first-team selections. Ohio State (gymnast Michael Newberger and fencer Maxwell Stearns) and Michigan (swimmers Richard Funk and Connor Jaeger) were the other two.
The 6th Circuit Federal Court of Appeals recently upheld a decision made by the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Ohio in a case concerning discrimination of an employee by an elementary school.
The 11th District Court of Appeals Monday, April 29th, reversed the judgment of a Portage County Court of Common Pleas in which the appellate court decided it incorrectly classified the defendant as a sex offender and failed to award jail time credit.
The 8th District Court of Appeals has affirmed a Cuyahoga County court's decision to convict Brian Turner of having a weapon while under disability.
A 12th District Court of Appeals panel ruled recently that a man was properly convicted of complicity to aggravated robbery after evidence showed he helped to plan and encourage a gas station robbery.
The Supreme Court of Ohio ruled recently that when the uninsured motorist/underinsured motorist (UM/UIM) coverage in an Ohio auto insurance policy includes in the definition of an “uninsured vehicle” vehicles whose drivers are subject to governmental immunity, other policy language limiting coverage to damages an insured person “is legally entitled to recover” does not preclude UM/UIM claims for damages caused by another driver who had governmental immunity.
On the heels of getting the state's Safe Harbor human trafficking bill signed into law in June, Rep. Teresa Fedor is now rallying support for the End Demand Act.
Computer technology corporation Dell is backing an initiative in Senate Bill 3 that would require the Small Business Advisory Council to establish and operate an Entrepreneur in Residence pilot program.
A man classified as a sexual offender under Ohio's Megan's Law cannot be convicted of a felony under the Adam Walsh Act, the 12th District Court of Appeals recently ruled.
The premise of House Bill 131 isn't new, but Rep. Terry Johnson said its enactment is crucial.
A 12th District Court of Appeals panel ruled Monday, April 22nd, that a trial court was not obligated to instruct a jury on lesser-included offenses after finding the evidence did not support any lesser crimes.
A bill focused on the continuation of the state's Enterprise Zone program is on the legislative fast track.
A defendant cannot be charged with escape if he or she was not under detention, as defined by the Ohio Revised Code, at the time of the alleged offense, the 5th District Court of Appeals recently ruled.
School officials in Lake City, Arkansas have come up with a novel solution to the fight over prayer at graduation:
A 10th District Court of Appeals panel ruled on Tuesday, April 16th, that a man is entitled to resentencing after his trial court failed to make proper findings.
