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3.23.2026
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Why I Started Defining "Syllabus" For My Students link-arrow link-arrow

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
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First STEP Cohort Completes International Space Technology Initiative link-arrow link-arrow

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
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From Classroom to Career: Engineering Internships at UDRI link-arrow link-arrow

The University of Dayton Research Institute Internship Program provides students with direct experience at a national leader in research innovation.
2.18.2026
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Sam Conley: Using Electrical Engineering to Keep the Lights On link-arrow link-arrow

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
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Engineering for Good link-arrow link-arrow

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.
1.12.2026
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A Career Shaped by the Arts link-arrow link-arrow

Joseph Formholtz knew he wanted to attend the University of Dayton’s engineering program. What he didn’t count on, once here, was the “lab” where he’d find new opportunities to blend engineering with art would be UD’s Roger Glass Center for the Arts.
1.6.2026
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Re-making the Makerspace link-arrow link-arrow

Engineers don’t make mistakes; they make revisions. For Tyler Sprague, that meant printing gas pedals and steering wheels, refining the designs before committing to costly and irreversible metal parts.
12.10.2025
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Engineering Curiosity of Honors Student Abigail Ruffle link-arrow link-arrow

Discover how Honors student Abigail Ruffle turned a classroom project into a transformative research experience that reshaped her academic path. Her journey shows the power of curiosity, campus connections, and stepping beyond your comfort zone.
Engineering
12.2.2025
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Engineering Co-Majors Position Students for Multidimensional Careers link-arrow link-arrow

New co-majors were introduced to provide students with broader context and flexibility as they prepare for careers that require both technical expertise and cross-disciplinary problem-solving. 
11.20.2025
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What To Do When AI Use Becomes Misuse link-arrow link-arrow

When you suspect AI misuse, it’s natural to feel a little unsure about the next steps. This framework offers a thoughtful path forward that supports your students, your course, and your sanity.