Category Archives: October 2 2017

Daemen Earns National Ranking by Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education

For the second consecutive year, Daemen College has been ranked nationally in the prestigious Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education College Rankings, which focus on student success and learning. The second annual list includes 1,054 institutions from across the U.S. Rankings… Read More »

‘Marshall’ to Include Scenes Filmed at Daemen House

A special Buffalo premiere of “Marshall,” which includes scenes shot at Daemen House as part of filming done last year in Western New York, will take place at 8 p.m. Oct. 7 at the North Park Theatre at 1428 Hertel… Read More »

Students Collaborate on Community Bike Ride by Broadway Market

Daemen College students involved in a service learning project in Buffalo’s Broadway-Fillmore neighborhood have teamed up with Slow Roll Buffalo and The Broadway Market to host a free community bike ride at 6 p.m. Oct. 2. Students planned the neighborhood… Read More »

Museum of Polish Jews to be Explored at Lecture

Warsaw’s POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews will be discussed by Dr. Karolina Krasuska, an expert on cultural studies, at a lecture scheduled for 7 p.m. Oct. 3 in Daemen College’s Research and Information Commons Room 120. In… Read More »

Faculty Profile – Torsten Doering

Dr. Torsten Doering, director of the Daemen College International Business Program and assistant professor of accounting, worked in management positions for 20 years in Europe and the U.S. before discovering his passion for teaching. Doering’s research focuses on supply chain… Read More »

Veitengruber Sets All-Time Wins Mark As Wildcats Tame Tigers

Senior men’s tennis player Mark Veitengruber (Rockford, Mich.) posted wins in singles and doubles action to lead Daemen College to an 8-1 victory over visiting Rochester Institute of Technology under the lights this evening at the Ellicott Tennis Courts. The… Read More »

News to Know

Dr. Gregg Shutts, professor and chair of the Daemen College Physician Assistant Program, has been appointed by the New York State Board of Regents to a five-year term on the State Board for Medicine.… Read More »