Category Archives: June 15 2020

Daemen Takes Strong Stand Against Racial Injustice

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Daemen College recently issued an official statement denouncing the murder of George Floyd and condemning acts of discrimination while calling for lasting changes in the fight against racial injustice. The statement was released as the official position of the college,… Read More »

Study Discovers Dinosaurs May Have Resorted to Cannibalism

Large Jurassic period theropod dinosaurs like Allosaurus and Ceratosaurus apparently turned to cannibalism when food was scarce, according to a new study co-authored by a Daemen College professor. The research team looked for bite marks on more than 2,300 bones… Read More »

Daemen Announces Changes to Fall Semester

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In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Daemen College has announced it will begin the fall semester as scheduled in September but will forgo fall break and transition to remote learning for the final two weeks of the semester. Fall classes… Read More »

Bernard Recognized by ECC With Smillie Award

Courtney Bernard ‘20 of the Daemen College women’s volleyball team has been named a recipient of the John Smillie, Jr. Award given annually to East Coast Conference student-athletes who have overcome personal or physical challenges and hardships to pursue their… Read More »

Alum Profile – Beatrice Laurey (’05) ’09

Beatrice Laurey sitting outside with purple flowers behind her

Beatrice Laurey (’05) ’09, who earned a bachelor of fine arts in graphic design and illustration with a minor in art history from Daemen College, was honored with the college’s 2019 Distinguished Alumni Award for Graduate of the Last Decade.… Read More »

Daemen Student-Athletes Post Record Academic Stats

Not even a mid-semester transition to completely online learning due to a global pandemic could slow down the academic progress of Daemen College’s more than 200 student-athletes. The Daemen student-athlete body put up record academic numbers during the Spring 2020… Read More »

News to Know

Margaret Phillips, program director and associate professor of paralegal studies at Daemen College, was a speaker at an Erie Institute of Law continuing legal education event held virtually in May. She was a co-presenter for the webinar entitled “Attorneys and… Read More »