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10.1.2026
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Natalie Clifford Barney: A Dayton LGBTQ+ Icon link-arrow link-arrow

An Oct. 30 salon features the illustrious Dayton native, who lived her life openly, creatively and passionately in Paris in the early 1900s.
10.1.2026
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From Dayton to Switzerland link-arrow link-arrow

UD student Amanda Castro-Rivera shined internationally this summer at the premier global meeting for sports rights holders, host destinations and suppliers.
9.29.2026
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Growing Community in Dayton: Dayton Sprouts 2026 link-arrow link-arrow

The Dayton Sprouts program provides outdoor experiences focused on sustainability and healthy living topics for local children ages 3 to 12.
9.28.2026
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University of Dayton Student Honored as Newman Civic Fellow link-arrow link-arrow

Physics student Jose Chavez was recognized nationally as a Newman Civic Fellow for his commitment to inclusion, solidarity and institutional accountability.
9.23.2026
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New Home, New Chapter link-arrow link-arrow

After decades of being housed at the Washington-Centerville Public Library, the Erma Bombeck Writing Competition is beginning a new chapter at the University of Dayton.
9.21.2026
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Enhancing Art Education link-arrow link-arrow

From assessing the condition of artwork to writing exhibit educator guides, art education students gained valuable field experience during a six-week practicum.
9.16.2026
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Cuddling Babies, Changing Lives link-arrow link-arrow

Kendyl Bergman, a University of Dayton junior, spent her summer at Brigid’s Path, Ohio’s only newborn recovery center, earning her cuddler certification.
9.16.2026
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The Ethics of AI link-arrow link-arrow

Who gets to define AI’s ethics? One UD senior’s research seeks to find out.
9.11.2026
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A Home with Heart link-arrow link-arrow

UD Summer Appalachia Program enters a new chapter with a vision to purchase its home
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.