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9.1.2023
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2023 Summer Fellowship: Closing the Digital Divide Gap with GTI-U link-arrow link-arrow

This summer Liza worked as the social media intern for Gender Tech Initiative, an organization created by powerful women that will do great things to close the digital divide gap.
9.1.2023
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2023 Summer Fellowship: My Experience with The Halo Trust link-arrow link-arrow

This summer, Layla had the wonderful opportunity to work for the Halo Trust Organization USA. Through her fellowship, she has learned and gained many inspiring insights and her passion for human rights has only deepened.
8.28.2023
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University partners with City of Dayton on Urban Research Initiative link-arrow link-arrow

The University of Dayton is partnering with the City of Dayton on key projects through a new Urban Research Initiative.
8.22.2023
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Show Up! link-arrow link-arrow

President Eric Spina's advice to first-year students boils down to two words: show up. "Showing up is 95 percent of what it takes to succeed — at this university and in life," he said during New Student Convocation.
8.9.2023
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Helping Future Flyers Soar link-arrow link-arrow

Chris and Mandee Jones ’98 met their first day on campus and struck up a friendship. Well, more than a friendship. They became soulmates and, eventually, spouses.
7.24.2023
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Putting First Gen First link-arrow link-arrow

There’s something magical about walking into a room of incoming first-year students, especially when they are all the first in their families to pursue a college degree. It’s a piece of the American dream.
7.20.2023
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Picking Up Where They Left Off link-arrow link-arrow

It’s a rite of passage for all University of Dayton graduates. From Golden Flyers and beyond, to those celebrating their five-year milestone, Reunion Weekend has the magical ability to make any alum feel like a student again.
3.23.2023
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Hispanic event offers youth exposure to Faith link-arrow link-arrow

More than 120 students converge on campus as part of an ongoing effort to connect younger generations with their faith.