Daniel Ennis News Today

Amid Delta State’s plan rolled out earlier this week to balance the budget, the public university has made clear that increasing tuition is not part of that plan. “We are dedicated to ensuring that a Delta State education is within reach for everyone,” Delta State President Dr. Daniel Ennis said....

A group of 28 young dancers based in the heart of Dublin’s north inner city are appealing for help to get them to the Dance World Cup this summer.

Local teams were due to play on the pitches at around 3 yesterday afternoon when they discovered the abandoned car. 

A distressed elderly couple, whose home backs on to the main freight line leading to Dublin Port in East Wall, are calling for action following multiple incidents of property damage.

A distressed elderly couple, whose home backs onto the main freight line leading to Dublin Port in East Wall, are calling for action following multiple incidents of property damage.

A site in East Wall, known as a black spot for anti-social behaviour, should be bought by the council and turned into a community green space, it has been claimed.

An inner-city football club is appealing for vandals to stop targeting their pitches in Fairview Park, after it was left damaged by track marks for the second time this month.

Two bus stops which were removed to make way for the new Clontarf to City Centre cycleway are being reinstated after a campaign by local residents.

Faced with significant budget deficits, colleges across the US have announced mass layoffs, program eliminations and school closures.

As Delta State University continues to struggle with both enrollment and financial issues, President Dr. Daniel Ennis is working to implement a plan toward a “sustainable future.” Following a meeting last month with the Institutions of Higher Learning, in which Ennis informed the board that cutting the budget by a...