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9.10.2026
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Latinx Animation, Comics and Graphic Novels link-arrow link-arrow

Explore illustrators, authors, filmmakers and nonfiction reads to celebrate Latinx history.
9.8.2026
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Meet Zach: Bringing Global Experiences to the GLLC link-arrow link-arrow

Get to know Zach and his vision for making the Global Learning Living Community a place where global connections come to life.
9.3.2026
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Sunshine and Service From day10’s Newest Chair link-arrow link-arrow

Jordyn Mitchell ’20 brings energy, experience and a clear mission to her new role leading UD’s young alumni executive committee.
9.2.2026
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Honors Student Akshit Battan Makes a Name for Himself at the University of Dayton link-arrow link-arrow

From India to the University of Dayton, Akshit Battan’s journey as a student is just beginning. 
9.2.2026
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A Conversation Among Students, Trustees and the Holy Spirit link-arrow link-arrow

Listening without immediately responding requires patience and presence. It’s also a skill sophomore mechanical engineering major Courtney Boomer practiced with the University’s board of trustees this summer.
9.1.2026
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My Experience as a City of Kettering Energy and Stormwater Fellow link-arrow link-arrow

A sustainability major's fellowship exposed her to how interconnected sustainability work is within each department of a local government.
8.27.2026
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Alive with Possibility link-arrow link-arrow

A permanent home for the Greater West Dayton Incubator signals a promise kept for UD — and a future of success for the city's underserved entrepreneurs.
8.27.2026
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Psychology professor earns top international honor for service-learning scholarship link-arrow link-arrow

The Distinguished Career Award recognized Roger Reeb’s impact on the study and practice of service-learning and community engagement.
8.21.2026
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Your hair doesn’t stop growing. Why should your mind? link-arrow link-arrow

Lifelong learning is about more than discovering something new—it can help us stay engaged, connected and mentally active as we age. One UDOLLI member explores the research behind lifelong learning and healthy aging, along with the friendships, curiosity and sense of purpose that make learning at any age worthwhile. Read more about why curiosity has no expiration date.
8.14.2026
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Mary Needed Help, Too link-arrow link-arrow

Mary is often remembered for her courage, wisdom and unwavering “yes” to God. But she was also a young woman who needed help along the way. This Assumption reflection explores the comfort of remembering Mary’s humanity—and the holiness of letting ourselves need others, too.