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Research
12.13.2023
2024 Marian
Fellowships
Applications for three fellowship opportunities are due Jan. 15.
Athletics
12.13.2023
Flying into the Record
Books
Great coaching and scholarships brought Casey Bogues ’23 to the University of Dayton.
Engineering
12.12.2023
First Students Graduate this December with Human Rights in Engineering
Minor
The University of Dayton School of Engineering recently started a new minor in human rights in engineering — and the first two students to choose the minor are graduating this December.
Faculty and Staff
12.11.2023
College Faculty in the News: Dec. 11,
2023
News agencies across the region, the nation and throughout the world often reach out to our faculty experts for their perspectives on today's issues.
Faith/Mission
12.11.2023
The Versatile Virgin
Mary
Through Our Lady of Guadalupe, Mary shows us that she is constantly revealing herself to us in a variety of ways … if we are open to seeing her.
Faith/Mission
12.10.2023
The Second Week of Advent: A Nativity
Village
Learn about St. Francis’ contribution to a Christmas tradition while traveling through a treasured Fontanini Nativity set.
President
12.8.2023
When the Walls
Talk
"Our Heart. Our Home." These welcoming words greet me outside my office, and the sight always brightens my day.
Fine and Performing Arts
12.7.2023
Voice student brings ancient Eastern music to UD through summer research
project
This summer, UD senior Alyssa Boldt researched Silk Road countries and traditions to find musical selections for the Department of Music.
Campus and Community
12.5.2023
Standing Rock trip, campus colloquium connect students with Indigenous
communities
The University of Dayton’s efforts to build connections with America’s Indigenous communities extend from campus to the Black Hills of South Dakota.
Engineering
12.5.2023
Tall buildings, big
dreams
His family — on campus and at home — are essential to Francisco Negrete's education.
There was magic in the air when he visited with family members living in Chicago. For Francisco Negrete, the downtown skyline was a magnificent spectacle. His love of architecture led Negrete, now a junior, to study civil engineering.