University of Dallas

SMU, included on the list in the past, has been bumped off.

Take the rankings with a grain of salt, because answers are based on one question posed to 122,000 students at the 377 colleges and universities surveyed.

The bridge was closed for seven months.

Dr. Frank M. Lazarus has been the president of the university since July 2004.

Don't take out your wallet because the performances are free.

Dallas-Fort Worth area needs more pharmacists to help us get access to prescription meds.

Dallas-Fort Worth area needs more pharmacists to help us get access to prescription meds.

For the first time ever on the University Theatre stage.

The Tragedy of King Richard III is coming in November.

Grants will help fund education, outreach and infrastructure projects.

Conflicting sources speculate about the Virgin's whereabouts.

The Turkish students say their national police force is undergoing extensive re-organization.

Her ceramic works are currently featured in a Collin College exhibit, "Fired Forms: Figures, Objects and Abstracts."

Dr. Berry will begin his new role as the chief academic officer of UD in June 2008.

Dr. Brian Schmisek was formerly the director of the school and has increased enrollment during his tenure.

Group includes four former baseball players, one soccer athlete, and one tennis star.

Fitzgibbons, Hubach and Maher: names to reckon with. (Such could be said, at least, of the people behind the names.)

Dr. Diaz will be discussing the Saint John’s Bible, commissioned by a Benedictine Monastery as the first handwritten, illuminated Bible to be produced in approximately 500 years.

More than 6,000 students, or more than 80% of all undergraduate students, have participated in program since 1970.

“With enrollment in the CBS increasing from 70 students in 2002 to more than 620 in 2007, we needed someone with Angeline’s experience to help coordinate the classes, programs and activities in the CBS,” said Dr. Brian Schmisek, director of the School of Ministry.

He'll study medicine as a means of peaceful co-existence between medieval Christians and Muslims.