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High School Students Are Running a Real Restaurant, Giving Customers a Taste of Their Culinary Skills
A restaurant where high school students prepare meals, welcome customers, and handle food service may sound like an unusual classroom project. However, students at the Greene County Career Center in Xenia, Ohio, are gaining experience in what it takes to run a real restaurant. The school’s student-operated restaurant, The Greene Room, opens its doors to... The post High School Students Are Running a Real Restaurant, Giving Customers a Taste of Their Culinary Skills appeared first on Timeless Dishes .
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'Diversity Is Our Strength': Students at University of Cincinnati Oppose DEI Reversal
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UD alumna Dr. Annie Andrews wins U.S. Senate seat in South Carolina
University of Dayton alum Dr. Annie Andrews defeated Darline Graham Nordone in the Nov. 3 midterm election to become the first woman senator in South Carolina. Dr. Andrews graduated in 2002 with a bachelor’s degree in pre-medicine. She went on to attend medical school at the University of Cincinnati and completed her residency and fellowship at the Medical University of South Carolina.
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Tri-State university to add new degrees, co-op program; more majors planned
EVANSTON, Ohio (WKRC) - Xavier University is expanding its engineering offerings, with new degree options and industry partnerships planned over the next several years. Beginning next fall, the university will offer a Bachelor of Science degree in engineering with a physics concentration. Xavier also plans to add mechanical engineering in 2028 and electrical engineering in 2029.
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UD’s new president wants to get word out that UD is a 'national leader in Catholic higher education'
The University of Dayton’s next president Darlene Weaver will be the first woman to lead the school in its 176 year history. She’s currently UD’s provost and executive vice president of academic affairs. Weaver recently spoke with WYSO’s Jerry Kenney and said, while she didn’t start out to serve as an administrator, she learned that her passion for education would be an asset.