Blogs

As we have all come back to campus for the start of a new academic year, the UD community is full of life. The campus is loud with the rustling sounds of a thousand footsteps; the academic buildings are packed with busy Flyers going to and from classes; the dining halls are filled with hungry stomachs, and the student neighborhood is lit up with front porch lights and lawn chairs. Much of the action is coming from the activities of SUA students who are networking with alumni, meeting with members of advancement, and encouraging a culture of philanthropy on campus.

Through the HSI summer orientation, student leaders were able to interact and meet with the campus individuals who are representatives of the campus sustainability goals.

Emme Gerth worked for the City of Dayton Sustainability Office, taking a leadership role as the Sprouts Environmental Educator.

It’s not everyday that a student gets to combine their major and personal interest into a research opportunity.  But for Rachel Crossman, the opportunity came when she least expected it.

Studying abroad presents so many learning opportunities and memories that will last a lifetime.

UD Chorale Director Steven Hankle and two students traveled to Africa, where they joined choral groups from the U.S. and Kenya to perform.

University of Dayton School of Engineering student David Albrecht has been named one of two 2023-2024 SciTech and Human Rights FutureGen Scholars by the AAAS Science and Human Rights Coalition. The coalitions’ goal is to recognize students whose work crosses the intersection of science and human rights.

As summer internships or job searching starts, UD student Grace Hungerford challenges you to step away from your comfort zone.

For University of Dayton junior Benjamin Bitner, what started as a research paper in a Chinese language course led to a summer in Taiwan.

UD students interested in attending a health professional school after graduation can get help the Pre-Health Resource Center.