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11.3.2026
Running to the
Pope
Fitz Center Executive Directory Nancy McHugh made a breathless dash, in heels, for an audience with Pope Leo during a global symposium.
10.14.2026
AI in the Business Classroom: Building Better Thinkers in
Macroeconomics
Marlon Williams is using a customized AI tutor to extend learning beyond the classroom, giving macroeconomics students personalized support while strengthening the critical-thinking skills they need for an AI-driven future.
10.7.2026
From Learning to Serving: One Scholar’s
Journey
From the classroom to local parks, visiting scholar Mei Shang has embraced UD’s call to “learn, lead and serve.” Discover how her time in Dayton has connected students across cultures, inspired community service and shaped her vision for bringing new ideas back to China.
10.7.2026
Hands-On
History
In Roesch Library’s new special collections classroom, UD students are exploring rare books and artifacts to spark curiosity and hands-on learning by, well, holding it.
10.1.2026
Take Some Time With
‘Tidings’
Read the fourth volume of our annual publication for an account of happenings in the Marian Library during the 2025-2026 academic year.
Faculty and Staff
8.27.2026
Psychology professor earns top international honor for service-learning
scholarship
The Distinguished Career Award recognized Roger Reeb’s impact on the study and practice of service-learning and community engagement.
8.26.2026
Dayton Law Welcomes New Professors and Associate
Dean
The new additions to the faculty are helping the School of Law train a growing number of students.
8.25.2026
Satang Nabaneh appointed to endowed professorship in justice, human
rights
Established with a $1.72 million gift by alumnus John “Jack” Meagher, the position will focus on improving processes that help societies heal and rebuild after violence and conflict.
8.24.2026
New Department of Visual and Performing Arts creates unified presence for arts at
UD
The new department takes advantage of the transformative opportunities presented by the Roger Glass Center for the Arts, the first building on campus dedicated to visual and performing arts.