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Engineering
5.5.2026
The Strength to Start
Again
Nearly a decade after first arriving at UD, Joseph Hughton-Berko is finally crossing the graduation stage — a milestone that once felt out of reach after his academic dismissal in 2020.
5.4.2026
From Theory to Action: Expanding the Reach of
Research
Article fees don't stand in the way of publishing UD scholarship.
4.27.2026
UD student’s Chinese studies minor enhances global engineering
journey
An engineering student's minors in Chinese and Asian studies creates opportunities to collaborate with peers from other countries.
Engineering
4.23.2026
Mechanical Engineering Graduate Reflects on the Interdisciplinary Approach to an Engineering
Education
Students at the University of Dayton are driven to reach new heights and expand their knowledge through many different avenues. Gavin McHale, a Fall 2025 mechanical engineering graduate, reimagined his curiosity for learning and evolved his passions in new ways to build a versatile foundation for his future career.
3.23.2026
Why I Started Defining "Syllabus" For My
Students
For many of us, the syllabus is the almighty foundation of classroom management. But for students, the reality is often something entirely different.
Engineering
3.4.2026
First STEP Cohort Completes International Space Technology
Initiative
The School of Engineering is forging international relationships and providing students with unparalleled experience through the Space Technology Exchange Program (STEP).
Engineering
3.2.2026
From Classroom to Career: Engineering Internships at
UDRI
The University of Dayton Research Institute Internship Program provides students with direct experience at a national leader in research innovation.
2.18.2026
Sam Conley: Using Electrical Engineering to Keep the Lights
On
The University of Dayton Honors Program challenges students beyond the classroom, igniting a spark that pushes students to make real change in the world. One Honors Program student, Sam Conley, is using his passions for humanitarian work and engineering to help our local community in need.
Engineering
2.5.2026
Engineering for
Good
The ETHOS Center turns engineering into a tool for community impact by embedding students in local and global partnerships. This summer, ETHOS students worked alongside communities in Africa and here in Dayton.