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3.24.2025
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Flyers in Hollywood ... and Beyond link-arrow link-arrow

For senior Hayden Parsons, her four years at the University of Dayton have been leading her to one thing. But if you think it’s graduation, you’d be wrong. For communication majors like Parsons, the Flyers in Hollywood trip is the culmination of their hard work, and the start of their future careers in media.
Research
3.24.2025
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A Summer Garden in the Marian Library link-arrow link-arrow

Elizabeth Groppe was awarded the 2024 Resident Scholar Fellowship, allowing her to spend the summer deepening her appreciation for gardening — in the Marian Library.
Libraries
3.24.2025
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Celebrating April Heritage Month Cultures link-arrow link-arrow

Spring brings celebrations of Arab American Heritage Month and Asian American and Pacific Islander American Heritage Month at UD.
Business
3.24.2025
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5-Time Champ link-arrow link-arrow

What started with $1 million in 1999 is now a $75.5 million powerhouse. Discover how UD students are leading the nation in investment education—for the fifth year in a row.
President
3.24.2025
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Life Lessons link-arrow link-arrow

If I could tell my 20-year-old college student self a thing or two, it would be this: break out of your comfort zone and embark on an untraditional spring break trip — not to the beach but to a new culture in another land.
Campus and Community
3.20.2025
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Molly Bruggeman selected for the 2025 Doris Drees Speaker Series link-arrow link-arrow

The champion rower and Olympian will be the guest speaker for the health and sport science annual student awards.
President
3.20.2025
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Caring for the Whole Person link-arrow link-arrow

If I were to choose one word to describe the now-under-construction Health and Wellbeing Center, it would be holistic. At UD, we educate the whole person — mind, body, heart and spirit.
Giving
3.17.2025
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Connections Lead to Careers link-arrow link-arrow

When Michael Nguyen, a senior studying computer science, went to the Society of Asian Scientists and Engineers conference during the fall semester, he was hopeful he would walk away with job leads. He got one better — a job offer after graduation.
Giving
3.17.2025
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Legally Learn, Lead and Serve link-arrow link-arrow

Third-year law students in the University of Dayton’s Leadership Honors Program are working collaboratively and gaining invaluable professional expertise while making a social impact on critical issues.
Law
3.17.2025
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More Than A Passing Grade link-arrow link-arrow

See how a team of University of Dayton School of Law students gained one of the top spots in a Professional Football Trade Competition.