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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.
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.
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.
9.11.2025
Opening
Doors
See how Davis Schwartz ’20 used law school to expand his career opportunities.
9.8.2025
A Legacy Inspires and
Empowers
When Kate Schreel ’25 learned that she had been selected as a recipient of the Linda and Theo Majka Social Justice Scholarship, she felt more than gratitude — she felt seen and empowered.
Alumni
8.29.2025
Just the Write
Time
1524 Brown Street is a significant address for Marissa Malson ’11. As an alumna of Theta Phi sorority, it was the house she lived in as a Flyer. It’s also the address for Martin’s Grocery Store, a key location in her new book.
8.27.2025
In Memoriam: Dick Peterson, professor emeritus of
mathematics
Dick Peterson, director of the University's first Freshman Orientation Week in 1966, "lived his life and career in service to UD."
8.27.2025
Summer
Diary
True or false? Life at the University of Dayton in the summer moves at a slower pace until the adrenaline rush of a new academic year kicks in at the end of August. I might have marked that one as “true” until I looked at my calendar.
8.27.2025
Allies in
Education
From dreaming of being a teacher to working in human resources, Liz Lechowicz ’23 took a unique path. Luckily, she didn’t have to walk it alone thanks to the teacher education program faculty and alumni.
8.5.2025
Back to
School
Learn why Patrick Sobkowski '21 decided to return to the classroom as a professor after earning his J.D.