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Business
3.20.2024
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Embracing Southern Hospitality in Education link-arrow link-arrow

Sip, Learn, and Lead: Partnering with Milo's Tea to Brew Lessons in Corporate Values and Southern Hospitality!
Giving
3.20.2024
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Shooting for Success link-arrow link-arrow

Years ago, a coach gave sophomore men’s soccer player Basit Umar this advice: "One leg is good; two legs are better." His coach used the words to explain the importance of playing a sport and getting an education.
Experiential Learning
3.19.2024
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Skills for a Lifetime link-arrow link-arrow

Student employees reflect on the lifelong skills they are acquiring through experiential learning in the Marian Library.
Sustainability
3.19.2024
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HSI, Office of Energy and Sustainability take longer look at UD Arena waste link-arrow link-arrow

The Hanley Sustainability Institute and Office of Energy and Sustainability put together a team to observe some of the waste habits within the UD Arena.
Business
3.19.2024
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University names first Albrecht Chair in Capitalism and the Common Good link-arrow link-arrow

The University of Dayton named Andrew Beauchamp, an economics professor at Wright State University, the inaugural Thomas W. Albrecht Chair in Capitalism and the Common Good. The newly endowed position signifies a commitment to explore economic issues through the lens of UD’s Catholic and Marianist mission.
Libraries
3.19.2024
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One Day to Remember link-arrow link-arrow

Save the date for April 9 to show your support for University Libraries.
Giving
3.19.2024
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Enter Faith Ministry link-arrow link-arrow

One of the biggest post-pandemic challenges to faith development on any campus — or in any community — is motivating active involvement. UD students are making a difference with Campus Ministry.
Giving
3.19.2024
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Co-Piloting Peer Advocacy link-arrow link-arrow

When senior Tina Sandhu came to the University of Dayton, she noticed something was missing. As a psychology major and previous member of her high school’s Hope Squad, Sandhu realized that the University could benefit from a similar program. 
Giving
3.19.2024
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Paving Pathways to Public Service link-arrow link-arrow

Whether a student wants to work in politics, advance policy or engage in community advocacy, three of the University of Dayton’s College of Arts and Sciences programs and immersions are sparking passions and fulfilling those desires.
Technology
3.18.2024
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UD computer science professor awarded $50K grant for research commercialization link-arrow link-arrow

The NSF awarded a University of Dayton computer scientist a grant to explore commercialization opportunities for an artificial intelligence-powered traffic simulator.