Dayton Public Schools may opt to no longer provide any transportation options for district high school students if a locally backed provision in the state's recently passed budget becomes law. The ...

News Center 7’s Mike Campbell breaks down how the newly signed state budget bill affects the students LIVE on News Center 7 ...

In 1925, the tiny, growing town of Dayton saw an economic opportunity in the ACLU's newspaper ads seeking a teacher to ...

The trial of John T. Scopes, a young high school teacher charged with violating Tennessee’s Butler Act by teaching the theory ...

During the Scopes Trial over teaching evolution in public school, modern science clashed with religion. Its effects helped ...

When Daniella Apodaca, ’25, came to the Law School, she had a hunch she might work in the international arena. She spoke ...

Dayton community members didn't look kindly upon reenactments of the Scopes trial. Here's how they've became the hosts of a ...

Those traveling in the area of a local school in West Carrollton may see a heightened law enforcement presence today.

Discipline in Education: Goss v. Lopez at 100 This year's University of Dayton School of Law Education Law Symposium on the topic, "Discipline in Education: Goss v. Lopez at 100 " will take place ...

Dayton Public Schools may opt to no longer provide any transportation options for district high school students if a locally backed provision in the state’s recently passed budget becomes law.

David Larson, 80, has worked on over 500 immigration cases since 1980. He’s worked to serve the immigrant community with law firm Larson & Lyons, located at 1121 E. Third St. “David’s heart is for the ...