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Business
6.24.2026
From Playlists to Politics: How One UD Student Turned Music Into Economic
Insight
By analyzing the Billboard Hot 100 against geopolitical risk indices, UD senior Maddie Rimbey proved that what we listen to says a lot about the world around us—and landed her dream marketing science job in the process.
Business
6.16.2026
Flyer Business: Then & Now featuring Bryan Baker
(‘25)
In this Q&A, the School of Business Administration catches up with alumnus Bryan Baker ('25) to learn how his time as a UD student prepared him for leadership and success as a multi-talented operations manager in Chicago.
Business
6.9.2026
Listeners say they hate AI music — until they press
play
Is AI music our new guilty pleasure? New research reveals a fascinating paradox: Love it in secret or ghost it in public.
Business
6.2.2026
From Classroom to Co-op: Building Career-Ready Skills at
Dayton
Early experience, real results—how UD business students turn opportunities into careers.
5.28.2026
Refusing To Be
Silent
This Flyer came back to campus with a USA TODAY bestseller and 40 years of stories. Robert Stack ’76 is fighting for disability rights.
Business
5.18.2026
A Fifth Year That Pays
Off
Meet a trio of Flyers who turned their time as student-athletes into a way to earn an MBA and build careers beyond the game.
Business
5.1.2026
From Nashville to Numbers: A Pivot to
Analytics
After graduating in 2012 from the University of Dayton, Ronnie Pinnell discovered a passion for analytics while working in marketing, which led him to UD’s online Master of Business Analytics program. He now uses what he learned to succeed in his career.
Business
5.1.2026
24 Hours. One Problem. Real-World
Impact
From Data to Derby: UD Economics at Econ Games 2026
4.28.2026
Fifth-Generation
Flyer
As Melanie Robertson ’26 looks to life after graduation, she looks back at her family's UD history that spans more than a century.
Business
4.28.2026
Student Investor Builds AI Guardrails at the Davis
Center
At the University of Dayton School of Business Administration’s Davis Center for Portfolio Management, junior finance major Will Otterbein is helping shape how artificial intelligence is used in student investment research by building guardrails that ensure AI supports smarter, more responsible investing.