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12.2.2024
Roesch
Retreat
Newly constructed student-inspired well-being space was made possible by donors on One Day, One Dayton 2024.
12.2.2024
HSI student leaders make time for annual AASHE
conference
In addition to participating in a variety of sessions focused on campus sustainability, UD students facilitated a 45-minute networking session.
12.2.2024
Just Offer the Wealth of What You
Have
Maureen Pater Hanson ’77 makes things happen. Last year she was in Dayton for a College of Arts and Sciences advisory board meeting and made time to meet with two Flyer students. She needed to know how their trip to France had gone.
11.26.2024
A reflection on the future of sustainability in
fuel
For the past two years, Colleen Stumbris has worked in the oil and gas industry interning at two different refineries.
11.25.2024
Serving the
Community
When Bella Lundgren first came to the University of Dayton campus, she was tagging along for her older brother’s college tour. When it was time for her to apply to colleges, she knew that UD was the right fit and a second home.
11.21.2024
UD School of Engineering Named NACME Institution, A Seven Year Action Plan for Diversity in
Engineering
The University of Dayton School of Engineering is in its first year as a partner institution with the National Action Council for Minorities in Engineering (NACME), a leading provider of scholarships and resources for underrepresented minorities pursuing engineering and computer science degrees.
11.20.2024
Lessons Learned Beyond the
Classroom
UD students discover how to lead, collaborate, and take risks in an environment that supports their entrepreneurial dreams.
11.19.2024
Inspired to Give
Back
When Anna Capaci asked to make the eight-hour trip to visit the University of Dayton, her dad, as her track coach, had one condition: she had to get her mileage in. It was on that run that she decided UD would be her home for the next four years.
11.18.2024
UD launches new esports course in spring
semester
Growing popularity in esports has led the Department of Health and Sport Science to offer an Introduction to Esports course this spring. The course will combine business, marketing, event planning and more.
11.18.2024
UD biologist awarded $498K to study how salamanders respond to climate
change
Maggie Hantak’s research focuses on two 'color morphs' of the Eastern red-backed salamander.