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7.17.2024
Flyers at the
Olympics
From competitors to coaches to legal counsel, University of Dayton boasts many ties to the Olympics.
7.15.2024
Celebrating Sister Angela Ann’s 60 year Religious Life
Jubilee
Sister Angela Ann Zukowski’s journey began in 1964, when she first met the Mission Helpers while volunteering at a Vacation Bible School.
7.12.2024
Buying local: University of Dayton to
community
Buying locally can be difficult in college, but there are more local products and businesses around the University of Dayton than you might think.
7.10.2024
College Faculty in the News: July 10,
2024
News agencies across the region, the nation and throughout the world often reach out to our faculty experts for their perspectives on today's issues.
7.9.2024
Ellen Gerstner
’19
It hasn’t been all that long since Ellen Gerstner ’19 graduated from UD with her bachelor of science degree in business administration, but you wouldn’t know it from the way she jumped into her job as senior operations manager at Amazon.
7.2.2024
Creating clear signals for dorm recycling at University of
Dayton
Thoughtful design can help UD students in distinguishing between garbage and recycling bins in their dorms.
7.2.2024
Riding the Waves: Solar Splash's Story of Perseverance
The team competed for the first time in 5 years this June, building a solar-powered boat from scratch over the past two academic years. Although they ran in to a handful of problems, they still finished the competition with a smile on their faces.
7.1.2024
Marian Library in the Media
2023-24
This past academic year, the collections, exhibits and expertise of the Marian Library have been featured in a variety of publications and media.
7.1.2024
Symposium for Diocesan Pastoral Planners: The Journey to a Synodal
Church
In May 2024, the Institute for Pastoral Initiatives hosted the Symposium on Synodality and Diocesan Pastoral Planning.
6.28.2024
Programs celebrate more than a decade of developing public servants
Veronica Paulson Scherbauer dreamed of pursuing a career in government. She thought that might mean working in Washington, D.C., but after a semester’s long internship in the nation’s capital, she realized she’d prefer to serve closer to home.