Recent News
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6.18.2013
Law professor studies impact of social media on
juries
Why do jurors tweet during trials? A law professor is writing a book about the impact of social media in the courtroom.
News
5.15.2013
A focus on health
sciences
As physician assistant program progresses toward a 2014 launch, the School of Education changes name to reflect to new focus.
News
4.11.2013
University unveils Center of Excellence in Thin-Film Research and Surface Engineering
Ten University of Dayton researchers with a combined 15 patents and more than 600 contributions to publications will join forces to establish a new Center of Excellence in Thin-Film Research and Surface Engineering (CETRASE).
News
3.13.2012
Presidential
visits
President Obama's attendance at the First Four is the first campus visit by a sitting president, though Bush, Carter and Ford also made appearances.
News
7.27.2011
Snow, ice and
glaciers
A geology professor helped edit a book about snow and ice, which contain a critical 75 percent of the earth's fresh water.
News
7.7.2011
Does the 'CSI Effect' sway jurors?
Associate professor of law and juries expert Thaddeus Hoffmeister explains in a CNN.com opinion titled "Did 'CSI' effect sway Anthony jury?" that programs such as "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" are thought by many prosecutors and legal analysts to create unreasonable expectations for jurors deciding fates in the real world.
News
3.23.2011
Bonds' lawyers consulted School of Law jury
expert
Jury expert Thaddeus Hoffmeister can tell you what jurors are thinking. But, a juror using social media to say what's on their minds is a problem.