Will Hanlon - Editor in Chief

The other day I was dropping off a stack of newspapers in the admissions office in Albert Emmanuel Hall. I kindly asked the woman at the front desk where would be a good place to display the papers. To my surprise, the woman replied that her office no longer was interested in displaying Flyer News because of the effect that it may have on prospective students. Especially that particular issue,... [more]

Stephanie Vermillion - Chief Staff Writer

Dayton, Cleveland, Youngstown and Canton, all homes for many UD students, are considered by Forbes.com magazine to be four of the top 10 fastest-dying cities in the United States. Richard Stock, director of UD?s business research group, disagrees. ?I would not say these cities are dying,? Stock said. ?The difficulties these cities face which put them on the list is associated with a... [more]

John Bedell - Assistant Sports Editor

There?s not a whole lot in sports that compares to the devastation of having a soccer season decided by penalty kicks. Imagine playing 90 grueling minutes and grinding out two 10-minute overtime periods only to have your team?s talent, experience and strategy negated. Now your season hinges on, in essence, luck. Well that?s exactly what happened to the men?s soccer team last year in the... [more]

Amanda Leech - Staff Writer

Fall is only a couple of weeks away and with it comes a whole new set of trends. It is almost time to put away your miniskirts and tank tops and update your wardrobe for the cooler weather. Before you break out your wallet and head to the mall, there are a few trends you should keep in mind. One of the big trends on the runways for fall 2008 was a minimalist take on fashion favorites,... [more]