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A New Season of Opportunity Begins

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Daemen University welcomed new students and their families to campus on Friday, September 4, for move-in and orientation to kick off the 2026-27 academic year. Students from 17 states, including California, Michigan, and North Carolina, and international students from across… Read More »

HyFlex Classroom Creates Flexible Instruction

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Dr. Lisa Rafalson, founding dean of the College of Health, Human Sciences, and Business, unveiled the upgraded HyFlex classroom for the Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) program in the business building during a ribbon cutting on August 31. “The idea of… Read More »

Distinguished Alumni Award Recipients Announced

Daemen University will honor six accomplished graduates during its 2026 Distinguished Alumni Awards ceremony—including a special 80th-anniversary-inspired Daemen Diamond Alumni Award, to be given to Catherine LePage-Campbell ’84—on Thursday, September 24 at 6 p.m. in the John R. Yurtchuk Student… Read More »

Johnson, Keating Finish In Top Three At Doug Watts Open

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Seniors CJ Johnson (Baltimore, Md.) and Ethan Keating (Wooster, Ohio) finished second and third, respectively, to lead the Daemen University men’s cross country team to a fourth-place finish at the season-opening Doug Watts Open on Saturday afternoon.… Read More »

Craig Totals 36 Kills As Wildcats Win Pair of Five Set Thrillers

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The Daemen University women’s volleyball team put together a strong effort in back-to-back five set matches on Friday at the Crimson Hawk Classic hosted by Indiana University (Pennsylvania). The Wildcats finished the first day of the tournament with a pair… Read More »