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1.23.2025
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Gone Phishing link-arrow link-arrow

Senior Mykaella Romain spent her 2024 summer break phishing. But instead of setting her sights on carp or walleye, she was after criminals.
12.20.2024
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Tam Nguyen, Brian Rigling to lead UD Science and Engineering Catalyst Center link-arrow link-arrow

The SECC is designed to foster interdisciplinary research, scholarship, curriculum development and entrepreneurial activities.
12.10.2024
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Mapping Out link-arrow link-arrow

GIS Day connects faculty, staff, students and alumni to share and celebrate map technology and research.
Technology
11.18.2024
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UD launches new esports course in spring semester link-arrow link-arrow

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.
11.7.2024
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Engineering Student Finds Vocation in Prosthetics Through National Engineering Challenges Program link-arrow link-arrow

Mechanical engineering student Clare Pitstick found her vocation in prosthetics and orthotics through the Grand Challenges Scholars Program, which aims to integrate global awareness and social skills into engineering education. 
11.6.2024
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Professional Fraternity Model Brings Success to UD's Society of Sales Engineers link-arrow link-arrow

The University of Dayton’s Society of Sales Engineers (SSE) is on a fast track to success. With rapid growth and interest comes a change in their leadership model — SSE has recently changed from an academic student organization to a professional fraternity model.
11.5.2024
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UD political science major investigates AI policies in Washington, D.C. link-arrow link-arrow

University of Dayton senior Liam Row spent his summer considering the impacts of artificial intelligence on society.
10.29.2024
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Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology Student Restores 1951 Television, Connecting Passion with Practical Learning link-arrow link-arrow

Junior electrical and computer engineering technology student Michael Kennelly found his passion for hands-on learning in restoring his family’s 1951 Transvision A-3 television.
10.25.2024
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Faculty, Students Collaborate to Take Research Project to Manufacturing Stage link-arrow link-arrow

What happens when you’re ready to take the next step in manufacturing the item you created through research? You look to the expertise of fellow colleagues.
10.23.2024
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Engineering Students Discover Community and Sustainable Innovation in Costa Rica link-arrow link-arrow

First-year engineering students have the opportunity to participate in the Costa Rica Immersion Program with their classmates and professors during Spring Break. This program provides an impressionable experience for students to engage with real-world applications of their academic studies while exploring one of the world's leaders in sustainability.