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9.26.2026
English to Lao: How does it translate?
In my classes at the University of Dayton, I have been prepared to enter the teaching profession with an open mind and heart. This sounds simple enough, but what happens when we cross borders?
9.25.2026
The Gender and Decolonization Book Project: Ireland
Edition
Working on this project has opened my eyes to many things, helping me see the world in a way I hadn’t before. It has taught me not just about research and writing, but also why we, as human beings, need to learn from our past to move into the future.
9.25.2026
BEYOND THE NUMBERS: What Women’s Legal Needs Reveal About Access To Justice in Ghana,
Accra
My summer at the Legal Aid Commission in Accra taught me that access to justice begins long before a person enters a courtroom. Sometimes, the first barrier is simply getting there. Behind thousands of case records are people navigating traffic, transportation costs, financial hardship, family responsibilities, and difficult personal circumstances in their search for justice.
9.25.2026
From Capitol Hill to Communities
Worldwide
This summer, I had the opportunity to participate in a virtual fellowship with HALO Trust USA, the world's largest humanitarian demining organization. I was placed with their Congressional Outreach and Grassroots Advocacy division. My work involved researching potential collaborations with other humanitarian organizations and meeting with my congressional representative's staff.
Law
9.14.2026
Compassion for
Clients
See how Marcus Heath ’17 is using his J.D. to help injured workers.
Law
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.
Law
8.3.2026
Serving the
Public
See how Gladys Miles ’95 is using her J.D. in her role at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Office of the General Counsel.
Law
7.24.2026
Trial After
Fire
Learn how law became a second career for the late Charles Cochran ’85 and see how his gift will help students who share the passion he had for trial work.
7.14.2026
A Supreme
Swearing
In May, brothers Louis and Dominic Zambelli were accepted as members to the U.S. Supreme Court Bar. The moment traces back to 2009 when Louis started his first year at UD and paved the way for Dominic to follow in his footsteps.
Law
7.9.2026
A Milestone
Moment
Brittany (Douple) Feiner ’99 was among the University of Dayton School of Law alumni who got to experience a session of the U.S. Supreme Court and become eligible to argue cases in front of the Justices.