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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.
Experiential Learning
7.1.2024
From Caregiver to
Colleague
The first experience Sarah Hogan '24 had at UD was as a toddler attending the Bombeck Family Learning Center. As a UD student and now a new employee, she got to work alongside the woman who cared for her 20 years ago.
Experiential Learning
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.
6.28.2024
The Road Between Dayton and
Columbus
The magnificent Ohio Statehouse atrium buzzed with youthful energy and purpose as former Governor Bob Taft and former Senate President Dick Finan ’54 mingled with student interns and alumni of the University of Dayton’s Statehouse Civic Scholars program at a networking reception and celebration this week.
6.28.2024
Sustainable living a definite possibility during a heat
wave
The month of June brought a large heat wave, not only across Ohio, but most of the United States and the world. Along with the high temperatures, the air quality was fairly poor.
6.26.2024
UD Business Students Excel in Ohio Export
Program
Students are contributing to Ohio's export growth with hands-on internships, equipping them for successful careers in global business.
6.21.2024
Radio
Flyers
Dan Covey ’77 had his ears on campus long before he attended his first class. Growing up in the Dayton area, he was a big fan of WVUD, the commercial radio station run by UD students making waves at the time with their progressive rock format.
6.20.2024
Living
Sustainably
Small actions can have a big impact. That’s my takeaway from an energizing meeting with this summer’s undergraduate fellows in the Hanley Sustainability Institute, where their desks by the window overlook Fitz Hall’s rooftop solar arrays.
6.12.2024
Rethinking recycling after a trip to
Cincinnati
The Hanley Sustainability Institute Summer Fellows recently visited the Cincinnati Recycling and Reuse Hub to volunteer and take a tour.