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8.26.2024
Growing community: Garden CSA program at
UD
In order to ensure what is grown on campus stays on campus, HSI has decided to pilot its own CSA program.
Giving
8.26.2024
Do What You Can
Do
Margaret Cavanaugh’s legacy is steeped in faith, dedication and service. Her roles as scientist, educator and lay Marianist all connect to her UD experience, and by supporting scholarship funds, she’s ensuring the whole-person UD education endures.
Giving
8.5.2024
The Complete College Experience
As she was growing up, Donna Fournier Nock ’83 witnessed her father persevere as a nontraditional student. It was a struggle. He worked full time during the day to support the family and went to school at night to improve his family’s prospects.
Giving
7.30.2024
The Collective Enhances the
Collection
Thanks to donors, a special work of devotion is on display in the Marian Library and used all over campus.
6.24.2024
A New
Day
Meg Carlson set the joyous vibe for the grand opening and blessing of the Roger Glass Center for the Arts with her jazzy rendition of “Feeling Good” from the Broadway hit, Roar of the Greasepaint — The Smell of the Crowd.
6.10.2024
Addressing food insecurity in Dayton one meal at a
time
In Dayton, food deserts exist largely as a result of redlining and disinvestment in predominantly Black neighborhoods.
5.23.2024
From dorm to donation: Move Out at the University of
Dayton
Students could drop off as many objects as they have in their house at 17 locations across campus.
5.17.2024
Seizing Golden
Opportunities
The Class of ’74 attended UD during tumultuous times. The Vietnam War, Watergate and the Arab Oil Embargo were just a few of the national headlines during their time as Flyer undergraduates.
Giving
5.13.2024
Donor honors former English professor with new UD award for writing
excellence
Bart Ng, dean and professor emeritus at IUPUI, wanted to make a gift in honor of John D. Groppe.
5.13.2024
True
North
Denny Gerdeman ’62 and his wife, Jane, have been season ticketholders for six decades and manage to make it to every men’s basketball home game even though they now live 100 miles from the University of Dayton Arena. You might say UD is their true north.