Recent Posts : University of Dayton, Ohio

9.22.2026

Student researches importance of language around mental health in college athletics

A former UD baseball player spent his summer researching how rhetoric surrounding mental health impacts an athlete's willingness to seek help.

Experiential Learning

9.21.2026

Enhancing Art Education

From assessing the condition of artwork to writing exhibit educator guides, art education students gained valuable field experience during a six-week practicum.

Experiential Learning

9.17.2026

Annabelle Karch Flies High with the DC Flyers

My summer in DC: Learning, Growing, and Becoming Who I Want to Be

9.17.2026

Finding Their Edge: Support for the Next Step

The Edge Program, a donor-funded initiative, helped University of Dayton business seniors turn career uncertainty into confidence, connections and full-time opportunities.

9.16.2026

Conservation and Sustainability: My Summer Fellowship at Five Rivers MetroParks

A biology major's summer internship with Five Rivers MetroParks strengthened their interest in a career focused on sustainability and conservation.

9.16.2026

Cuddling Babies, Changing Lives

Kendyl Bergman, a University of Dayton junior, spent her summer at Brigid’s Path, Ohio’s only newborn recovery center, earning her cuddler certification.

9.11.2026

A Home with Heart

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

9.10.2026

Finding Purpose at the Intersection of Business, Sustainability and Energy

A business student's energy fellowship allowed him to step outside the classroom and apply his academic experiences to challenges in Dayton.

9.7.2026

Full Circle: From Camper to Camp Leader

Donor support helped Maia Zeilman discover confidence through the University of Dayton's Female Aspiring Business Scholars (FABS) Summer Camp. Two years later, she returned to help the next class of campers do the same.

8.21.2026

Your hair doesn’t stop growing. Why should your mind?

Lifelong learning is about more than discovering something new—it can help us stay engaged, connected and mentally active as we age. One UDOLLI member explores the research behind lifelong learning and healthy aging, along with the friendships, curiosity and sense of purpose that make learning at any age worthwhile. Read more about why curiosity has no expiration date.