Recent Posts
Law
8.26.2026
Dayton Law Welcomes New Professors and Associate
Dean
The new additions to the faculty are helping the School of Law train a growing number of students.
Technology
8.25.2026
Welcome to AI @
UD
A new blog series from UDit on what's new with FlyerGPT, plus tips and tricks to get the most out of AI on campus.
Human Rights
8.25.2026
Satang Nabaneh appointed to endowed professorship in justice, human
rights
Established with a $1.72 million gift by alumnus John “Jack” Meagher, the position will focus on improving processes that help societies heal and rebuild after violence and conflict.
Erma Bombeck Writer Workshop
8.25.2026
Who's Publishing What: The World's Worst
Mom
Sona Movsesian wrote the New York Times bestseller, The World’s Worst Assistant. Is it any surprise the title of her sequel is The World’s Worst Mom?
Fine and Performing Arts
8.24.2026
New Department of Visual and Performing Arts creates unified presence for arts at
UD
The new department takes advantage of the transformative opportunities presented by the Roger Glass Center for the Arts, the first building on campus dedicated to visual and performing arts.
Alumni
8.24.2026
Finding His Voice in Music, Ministry and Community at
UD
From the music therapy classroom to singing at Sunday Mass to Camp Blue, Michael Drvenkar has wasted no time making his mark at UD.
Erma Bombeck Writer Workshop
8.23.2026
Who's Publishing What: Big &
Lily
Lisa Roe’s second book, Big & Lily, is a laugh-out-loud, emotionally rich novel about second acts, sisterhood and the unexpected ways we find ourselves when we’re truly lost.
Erma Bombeck Writer Workshop
8.23.2026
Who's Publishing What: Tell Two
Friends
In her latest novel, Tell Two Friends, Ann Garvin offers a gripping tale about a woman who writes to an incarcerated woman, only to learn 25 years later that her pen pal is actually a man who has moved next door.
President
8.23.2026
Welcome home,
Flyers
Students who come to the University of Dayton don't walk their paths alone. President Eric F. Spina welcomed the Class of 2030 during convocation and urged them to connect, ask, listen and grow.
Continuing Education
8.21.2026
Your hair doesn’t stop growing. Why should your
mind?
Lifelong learning is about more than discovering something new—it can help us stay engaged, connected and mentally active as we age. One UDOLLI member explores the research behind lifelong learning and healthy aging, along with the friendships, curiosity and sense of purpose that make learning at any age worthwhile.
Read more about why curiosity has no expiration date.