Recent Posts
Libraries
9.23.2025
A New Home for Special Collections Instruction
A special collections classroom in Roesch Library offers exciting opportunities for teaching and learning with UD Libraries’ rare and unique collections.
Business
9.22.2025
Discovering His Own
Path
Matt Martin ’21, ’23 chose the University of Dayton due to his family’s strong Flyer tradition, but stayed to pursue his own career path by earning a Master of Business Analytics. Inspired by an email from the Graduate Business Office, he took advantage of UD’s Bachelor’s Plus Master’s program, which allowed him to begin graduate coursework as an undergraduate and benefit from tuition discounts.
Sustainability
9.22.2025
An Environmental Scientist’s Summer in the City of
Dayton
Kelsey Frantz worked with the City of Dayton Water Department as an environmental science intern.
Campus and Community
9.18.2025
Erma Made Me Do
It
Fate brought Marissa Malson to the Erma Bombeck Writers' Workshop. It changed the life of this debut author.
Campus and Community
9.18.2025
Who's Publishing What: Motion
Dazzle
Jocelyn Jane Cox's memoir, Motion Dazzle: A Memoir of Motherhood, Loss, and Skating on Thin Ice, will be released by Vine Leaves Press on Sept. 30.
Sustainability
9.18.2025
Gaining Hope: Sustainability in Washington
D.C.
An internship at Counterpart International restored a student's hope for working to address climate change.
Engineering
9.17.2025
EOP Students and Alumni Share Research at Annual Optica Imaging
Congress
Each year, students from the UD’s Electro-Optics and Photonics programs play a major role in the Optica Imaging Congress, one of the world’s leading research gatherings in optics and photonics.
Human Rights
9.17.2025
#SPHR26 Call for
Proposals
The University of Dayton Human Rights Center is excited to announce the call for proposals for the Social Practice of Human Rights (SPHR) 2026 Conference: Creative Resistance—Artivism, Technology, and the Right to Dissent, taking place April 9–11, 2026 in Dayton, Ohio (with hybrid options available).
Campus and Community
9.16.2025
Things AI Can't
Do
Goldman Sachs predicts that artificial intelligence may displace up to 300 million jobs by 2027. Of course, I acquired that information from AI, so I have no idea if it’s true or if AI is just trying to bully me into making friends with it so it won’t render me as obsolete at work as I am at home.
Engineering
9.12.2025
Alumni Designs Successful Career Thanks To Mechanical Engineering Technology
Program
Carson Karn '23 credits the mechanical engineering technology program for preparing him with the hands-on and applied knowledge he needed to succeed in his career at Nidec Minster.