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7.22.2025
Exceeding Our Wildest
Expectations
I will never forget the very first One Day, One Dayton. We set an ambitious goal: 1,850 gifts in just 24 hours. In all honesty, we had no idea what to expect, but hour after hour, Flyer Nation kept giving and giving and giving, exceeding our wildest expectations.
6.27.2025
Reconnecting With Their UD Flyer
Roots
A group of 1978 engineering alumni recently reunited back on campus to discover how things have changed.
Giving
5.23.2025
Living Right
Now
It’s the dream of most college students to graduate debt-free. But Aidan Garland ’25 walked across the stage at graduation owing close to $10 grand, and it’s all his fault.
5.9.2025
Connecting
Generations
Chloe Voelker ’20 may have graduated five years ago, but her engagement and passion for UD are still going strong for this “Flyer for Life.”
Giving
5.2.2025
Paying Debts and Paying it
Forward
Jonathan Rike ’02 speaks of a debt he owes to the University. He’s not talking about student loans. The debt he’s referring to is the way UD faculty and staff shaped his career. Their interest in his success was an investment he wants to pay back.
4.29.2025
Pride of Dayton marches across the pond for London Band
Week
More than 160 students in the Pride of Dayton Marching Band will perform in June at London Band Week.
4.15.2025
Balancing the Books and Doing What’s
Right
Spring 2025 Ethics Speaker Vic Hartman shows how ethical courage is the real asset in accounting.
3.31.2025
Leading in
Faith
Why is it important to know about Connor Moriarty? He’s double-majoring in communication and theology. Works on campus. Loves superheroes. Is kind of an intramural star. Oh, and he’s the reason UD will be a vibrant Catholic, Marianist university for another 175 years.
Giving
3.31.2025
Practice Makes
Perfect
Adam Hoffman took away plenty from a practice virtual interview with an alum — notes on his skills, a new connection and, most impressively, an internship.
Giving
3.24.2025
Community Creates
Opportunity
When Jalen Reed, a senior mechanical engineering major, speaks at high schools as a regional UD ambassador in his home city of Chicago, he’s honest that UD wasn’t his first choice. Now, thanks to the community he found, it’s his home away from home.