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Engineering
1.30.2024
Engineers meet and greet with local employers committed to
diversity
On September 15th, the Diversity in Engineering Center partnered with SWE, NSBE, SHPE and SASE to host a meet and greet with employers who are committed to diversity.
Libraries
1.29.2024
Black History
Month
Library collections celebrate African Americans and the arts.
Campus and Community
1.29.2024
‘Voice of the Patriots’ Bob Socci ’89 launched broadcasting career as UD
student
Bob Socci, the voice of the New England Patriots, got his start as a University of Dayton Flyer.
Engineering
1.26.2024
Mechanical Engineering Technology Student Recognized as Honda Co-op of the Term Award
Winner
Ashley Anderson, a sophomore mechanical engineering technology student from Gahanna, Ohio, was recently recognized as Honda’s Co-op of the Term award winner.
President
1.25.2024
Family
First
“You’ll never get that time back.” That’s how Matt Hoyng, an industrial engineer in the University of Dayton Research Institute, talks about the value of UD’s expanded parental leave policy that allowed him to take six weeks off after his second son, Palmer, was born in July.
Giving
1.24.2024
Flyers Are
Family
Despite graduating eight years ago, Nadaya Parks ’16 doesn’t consider her work with the University finished yet. In fact, her passion for and involvement with UD has only grown and deepened in the years since her graduation.
Libraries
1.23.2024
My “Why UD” Story: The
Libraries
Life-changing experiences and a sense of community at the place that ties all of campus together.
Engineering
1.22.2024
Senior engineering student recognized as Carolina Panthers Fan of the
Year
Imagine being a lifelong fan of an NFL team. Your mom and sister enter you into a contest, realizing there’s thousands of other entries — and then you find out you won. That’s what happened for senior electrical engineering student Cameron Pierson, this year’s Carolina Panthers Fan of the Year.
1.22.2024
Belonging
Last week’s annual campus breakfast honoring the legacy of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. played like a symphony that builds to a powerful crescendo.