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8.3.2026
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Built to Adapt link-arrow link-arrow

Adebayo Dikko came to Dayton from Nigeria by way of a soccer tournament in Italy. What he found here was more than he expected.
8.3.2026
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Lab Coats, Cleats and Cerebellums link-arrow link-arrow

Spot Mackenzie Russell on campus and you might find her running an experiment at UD's Science Center or on the soccer field. Either way, she’s all in.
8.3.2026
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First an Opponent, Then a Flyer link-arrow link-arrow

Kamryn Hunt had already played at UD before she ever became a Flyer. That made the decision easy.
8.3.2026
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Back in the Trenches, Backed by Dayton link-arrow link-arrow

When defensive end AJ Schuller suffered an injury, he found out exactly what kind of place the University of Dayton is.
8.3.2026
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Serving the Public link-arrow link-arrow

See how Gladys Miles ’95 is using her J.D. in her role at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Office of the General Counsel.
Alumni
7.28.2026
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Ice Cream and a Lifetime of Flyer Loyalty link-arrow link-arrow

Ed and Kristy Gardner found love and lifelong ties through UD and now they’re giving back through a planned gift.
Alumni
7.14.2026
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A Supreme Swearing link-arrow link-arrow

In May, brothers Louis and Dominic Zambelli were accepted as members to the U.S. Supreme Court Bar. The moment traces back to 2009 when Louis started his first year at UD and paved the way for Dominic to follow in his footsteps.
7.9.2026
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A Milestone Moment link-arrow link-arrow

Brittany (Douple) Feiner ’99 was among the University of Dayton School of Law alumni who got to experience a session of the U.S. Supreme Court and become eligible to argue cases in front of the Justices.
7.6.2026
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New Opportunities, New Directions link-arrow link-arrow

See how Isabele Castle ’24 is using her J.D. as a law clerk at the Northern Mariana Islands Supreme Court.
7.1.2026
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Special Service Award: Carna R. Cureton ’94 link-arrow link-arrow

Carna R. Cureton ’94 has spent 30 years proving that giving back to UD isn't something you do once, it's something you live.