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Libraries
10.1.2026
Natalie Clifford Barney: A Dayton LGBTQ+
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An Oct. 30 salon features the illustrious Dayton native, who lived her life openly, creatively and passionately in Paris in the early 1900s.
Erma Bombeck Writer Workshop
10.1.2026
Humor Writer of the Month: Johanna
Gohmann
Humorist and satirist Johanna Gohmann is our Humor Writer of the Month for October.
Students
10.1.2026
From Dayton to
Switzerland
UD student Amanda Castro-Rivera shined internationally this summer at the premier global meeting for sports rights holders, host destinations and suppliers.
Business
10.1.2026
A Student Idea Becomes a Business
Solution
What if a college project didn't just stay on paper, but transformed campus dining? See how University of Dayton student Jeevan Subramaniam pitched and launched Flyby Express to cut down wait times and rethink the lunch rush.
Teacher Education
9.30.2026
Lessons in
Laos
UD teacher education students Lilly Lowe and Miles Redding spent the summer teaching at an English-based school in Laos, gaining classroom experience while learning about Lao culture, human rights issues and culturally responsive education.
Sustainability
9.29.2026
Growing Community in Dayton: Dayton Sprouts
2026
The Dayton Sprouts program provides outdoor experiences focused on sustainability and healthy living topics for local children ages 3 to 12.
President
9.29.2026
A Place Built on
Care
During Family Weekend, I watched a large group of parents crowd together for a group photo outside the Parent Leadership Council conference room of the newly opened Health and Wellbeing Center. They could barely squeeze into the frame.
Business
9.28.2026
One Conversation. One Connection. One
Career.
A conversation at a student-led MIS Club Mixer helped turn an alumni connection into a career opportunity for Logan Manes ’25. His story shows how donor-supported experiences strengthen the UD Business community and open doors for students long after an event ends.
Humanities and Social Sciences
9.28.2026
UD English, education major studies relevance of classic literature in the
classroom
An English and education major researched the teaching of sensitive topics in Shakespeare's works at the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington, D.C.
Engineering
9.28.2026
University of Dayton Student Honored as Newman Civic
Fellow
Physics student Jose Chavez was recognized nationally as a Newman Civic Fellow for his commitment to inclusion, solidarity and institutional accountability.