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5.1.2025
AI Is upending higher ed. This professor sees a chance to reclaim what
matters.
Lecture halls. Credit hours. Rigid curricula. In his new book, University Revolution: Artificial Intelligence and the Transformation of Learning, University of Dayton professor Kevin Hallinan argues that AI isn’t just disrupting higher education — it’s creating space to rediscover its purpose.
4.9.2025
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Purpose
David Albrecht thought that as a future engineer his work would be technical and formulaic. Through his experiences at the University of Dayton, though, he discovered something more — the humanity of engineering in serving the common good.
3.24.2025
Community Creates
Opportunity
When Jalen Reed, a senior mechanical engineering major, speaks at high schools as a regional UD ambassador in his home city of Chicago, he’s honest that UD wasn’t his first choice. Now, thanks to the community he found, it’s his home away from home.
3.17.2025
Connections Lead to
Careers
When Michael Nguyen, a senior studying computer science, went to the Society of Asian Scientists and Engineers conference during the fall semester, he was hopeful he would walk away with job leads. He got one better — a job offer after graduation.
2.20.2025
Entrepreneurship in
Action
A football safety issue led Hank Veeneman to a game-changing solution. With help from Flyer Nest, UD’s new hands-on entrepreneurship capstone, he built a startup tackling head injuries—starting in the classroom and scaling to the market.
Engineering
2.18.2025
UD Researchers Secure Subcontract for Collaborative Project to Enhance 5G/6G Technology for the Department of
Defense
A School of Engineering faculty member and a researcher are a part of a team that has been awarded a multi-million dollar subcontract to help develop technology that is critical to the Department of Defense (DoD).
2.17.2025
Designed to
Succeed
Engineering competitions aren’t in short supply, and they offer incredible opportunities for students to work across disciplines in “real-life” situations. But often the biggest challenge they face is funding.
2.17.2025
Building a Home Away From
Home
When Jeslyn Singson attended UD’s Asian American Association’s first retreat in 2024, she knew she was experiencing something special — fellowship, connection and a sense of belonging.
Engineering
2.11.2025
Chemical Engineering Student Recognized with ASEE CEED Co-op of the Year
Award
Fifth-year chemical engineering major Ashley Edwards has recently been recognized as the American Society of Engineering Education (ASEE) Cooperative and Experiential Education Division (CEED) 2025 Co-op Student of the Year Award winner. She was recognized at the CEED annual conference in Henderson, Nevada in February.
Engineering
2.6.2025
Celebrating Honors Students: Pushing Boundaries in Engineering
Research
The University of Dayton Honors Program is home to some of the brightest minds on campus, students who are not only excelling in their coursework but also making meaningful contributions to their fields through cutting-edge research. Two such students, Michael Foster and Megan Sieve, recently presented their research in January, showcasing the depth of their knowledge, innovation, and dedication to pushing boundaries in engineering.