Recent Posts
Business
3.24.2026
AI in the Business Classroom: Meeting Students Where They
Are
At the University of Dayton School of Business Administration, AI isn’t replacing learning — it’s expanding access to it. In ACC 341, AI-powered tools help students engage with accounting in flexible ways, freeing class time for deeper discussion and real-world problem solving.
Erma Bombeck Writer Workshop
3.24.2026
Look Ma, I'm a Writer! (Not a Brain Surgeon, But
Still)
Pinch me, bubelahs, I’m headed to a professional writers' conference this month! Not only as an attendee but as the winner of a virtual stand-up comedy audition, guaranteeing me a performance slot at Stand-Up Comedy Night.
Sustainability
3.23.2026
Waste Management: Creating a UD Waste Sorting
Tool
A waste-sorting tool would teach students how to correctly utilize UD's waste diversion programs and increase their impact.
Faculty and Staff
3.23.2026
Why I Started Defining "Syllabus" For My
Students
For many of us, the syllabus is the almighty foundation of classroom management. But for students, the reality is often something entirely different.
Faith/Mission
3.20.2026
Active Looking with Annunciation
Artwork
Celebrate the Feast of the Annunciation with a visit to the Marian Library’s Annunciation exhibits, enhanced by opportunities for reflection and interaction.
Erma Bombeck Writer Workshop
3.19.2026
Who's Publishing What: Dear Erma Bombeck in Heaven — What the
Hell?!
If Erma Bombeck were alive today, what on earth would she say about the current state of world? In Dear Erma Bombeck in Heaven — What the Hell?! (Flint Hills Publishing), Jillian Van Hefty dares to imagine the answer.
Libraries
3.19.2026
Paul Laurence Dunbar Memorial: Then and
Now
A booklet published in 1909 for the dedication ceremony in Woodland Cemetery emphasizes the memory and importance of the acclaimed writer.
Erma Bombeck Writer Workshop
3.19.2026
Who's Publishing What: Play You, the Role of a
Lifetime
Through humor, storytelling and psychology, Pam Sherman's book Play You, the Role of a Lifetime will help readers step “onstage” with courage and conviction.
Business
3.17.2026
A Lesson in
Perseverance
Sukumar Subramanyam Raja’s journey to the University of Dayton is a story of patience, determination, and purpose. After earning a computer science degree in India, he set his sights on a master’s program in the United States, but financial realities forced him to adjust his path. He completed an MBA, secured a well-paying job, and spent three years saving enough to make his dream possible.
Libraries
3.16.2026
Cincinnati Scholar Donates Treasured
Prints
A gift of art to the Marian Library from private collector Allen W. Bernard will be used in exhibits, teaching and research.