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At the University of Dayton, artificial intelligence rules can shift from one classroom to the next. A student may be encouraged to use AI for one assignment and prohibited from using it in another, even as every first-year student is now required to learn how the technology works.
This fall, first-year students will complete new instruction on AI fundamentals and huma...
President Donald Trump’s Saturday campaign rally in Vandalia brought thousands of supporters and more than 100 protesters to the Dayton area as he campaigned for Republican candidates ahead of the Nov. 3 midterm election.
Trump spoke to supporters at the Butler High School Student Activity Center in support of Ohio Republican candidates, U.S. Sen. Jon Husted ...
The Ohio High School Athletic Association added girls flag football in June as the 29th varsity sport and the 15th available to girls. This decision came from a unanimous vote by the OHSAA board of directors.
This decision is another significant step in the advancement in women’s sports. Last season, just over 68,000 girls participated in flag football across the Unit...
University of Dayton students said they are worried about affordability, healthcare, education and the cost of living as the campaign for Ohio governor heads toward the finish line.
“Giving the public schools more funding swayed my decision the most,” said Livia Hill, a junior health science major from Wadsworth. “My dad is the superintendent of my school district, an...
This summer, the Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) voted to recognize girls flag football as an official sport. As of this spring, 162 Ohio high schools are taking part in the sport and that number continues to...