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Study Finds Parent-Set Bedtimes Linked to Better Teen Mental Health

Teens who are not getting sufficient sleep are more likely to suffer from symptoms of depression, a result that can be mitigated when parents enforce bedtimes with adolescent children, according to new research led by a Daemen College professor. The… Read More »

Daemen Students Awarded Prestigious International Scholarship

Daemen College history majors Madeleine Ruger and Tysai Washington have each been selected to receive the prestigious Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship. Ruger, a Hamburg resident, will study Czech language, literature, and history this spring semester at Charles University in… Read More »

Volleyball Tickets Available for DI Matches

Tickets are still available for featured Daemen College men’s volleyball matches being held this week against high-profile Division I teams. The Wildcats will take on Pepperdine University on Jan. 14 and Harvard University on Jan. 16 in Lumsden Gymnasium. Daemen… Read More »

Alum Profile – Robert Huddler, Jr. ’92, 04

Dr. Robert Huddler, Jr., who earned a doctor of physical therapy from Daemen College, received the college’s 2019 Distinguished Alumni Award. He is an experienced physical therapist and prosthetist with more than 25 years of experience as a practitioner and… Read More »

Registration Open for Winter Break Basketball Camp

Men's basketball coach Mike McDonald standing up during a game and pointing to the court.

Daemen College head men’s basketball coach Mike MacDonald and the MacDonald Basketball Academic will once again conduct the Daemen College Winter Break Basketball Camp in mid-February. The Winter Break Basketball Camp is open for boys in pre-kindergarten through eighth grade,… Read More »

News to Know

Dr. Andrew Wise, professor of history and director of the Daemen College Center for Polish Studies, is serving on the Holocaust Resource Center of Buffalo Board of Directors.… Read More »