Recent Posts
Law
4.29.2024
Making a Difference from Miles
Away
See how law student Sofia Delgado Medina is helping asylum applicants online.
Engineering
4.29.2024
Ethos Alumna Comes Back to Share Story with Current
Students
Dr. Chris Vehar Jutte ‘02, now a contractor with NASA, recently came back to her alma mater this spring to discuss engineering as a vocation for the common good. During her discussion with current students, she shared her own vocational journey, which included being part of a group of students who started what is now the Ethos Center.
Faith/Mission
4.29.2024
Mary in Zeitoun: Silent
Presence
Mary’s silent appearances in Egypt remind us that a connection with God is what matters most.
Sustainability
4.26.2024
The Beast makes its way to University of Dayton
campus
'Beast' protest reminds us that the plastic we use may be out of our sight after consumption, but it does not go away.
Engineering
4.25.2024
UD Researchers Find Unique Results in Testing Turbulence Strength During Total Solar
Eclipse
Researchers observed unexpected atmospheric effects in a set of measurements that are difficult to make, given a small portion of the U.S. with total solar eclipse, lack of currently available instruments and an appropriately equipped testing site.
Faith/Mission
4.25.2024
A Reflection for Autism Acceptance
Month
Just like Christ endured isolation and loneliness in his darkest hour, it is all too common for people who identify as neurodivergent to feel marginalized and unaccepted. We have been socially conditioned to believe that there is a “typical” way that people think, behave, and communicate, and when there is a deviation from this “norm” it is easy to dismiss, ignore, or even mistreat God’s creation.
President
4.24.2024
Inspiring Pint-Sized
Scientists
Holding up a clear plastic umbrella in a Bombeck Family Learning Center classroom, Ian Adams ‘17 asked a class of aspiring teachers, “How cool is it to watch the water droplets run off this?”
Engineering
4.24.2024
Flyer Pitch prizes go to better disease detection, Black health, fatherless
girls
The University of Dayton’s Flyer Pitch awarded top prizes from among 100 applicants to a new rapid test to detect disease among farm animals and crops; a social enterprise to promote better health for Black Americans; and a nonprofit dedicated to helping fatherless teen girls.
Service
4.24.2024
Flyer Promise Alum Guides the Next Generation of
Students
Cameron Nowlin ’22 found his vocation because of the Flyer Promise Scholars program and gives back to UD because of what the University did for him.
Faculty
4.23.2024
UD American studies scholar named American Catholic Historical Association
president
University of Dayton scholar Anthony Smith is bringing his expertise into the spotlight as president of the ACHA.