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10.2.2025
Engineering the Future of
Food
The food engineering minor allows students to dive into the sector of the growing food industry with riveting projects and unique content.
9.30.2025
UD internship bridges communication, technology at Digital Transformation
Center
A summer internship allowed communication major Campbell Domres to apply her skills in a technology environment.
9.30.2025
Dayton's Future Is
onMain
“It’s a party!” announced emcee Sharon (Davis) White ‘78 as she greeted an overflow crowd of community champions who had gathered under a huge tent on mostly vacant land dotted with bulldozers and filled with dreams.
9.25.2025
Connecting My Finance Major to
Sustainability
A student's summer fellowship connected his business background with his campus sustainability work.
9.24.2025
Much
Thanks
Thank you. And you. And you, over there — thank you, too. Ultimately, there are so many to thank in Flyer Nation. Everyone played a role in the success of the We Soar campaign. And we're not done yet.
9.24.2025
The Library Is
Yours
Roesch Library’s inclusive and dynamic study and collaboration spaces enhance the student experience.
Students
9.23.2025
UD students awarded two of five national arts and humanities
scholarships
Two UD students were awarded national scholarships to support their honors thesis projects in the humanities.
9.22.2025
Discovering His Own
Path
Matt Martin ’21, ’23 chose the University of Dayton due to his family’s strong Flyer tradition, but stayed to pursue his own career path by earning a Master of Business Analytics. Inspired by an email from the Graduate Business Office, he took advantage of UD’s Bachelor’s Plus Master’s program, which allowed him to begin graduate coursework as an undergraduate and benefit from tuition discounts.
9.22.2025
An Environmental Scientist’s Summer in the City of
Dayton
Kelsey Frantz worked with the City of Dayton Water Department as an environmental science intern.
9.18.2025
Gaining Hope: Sustainability in Washington
D.C.
An internship at Counterpart International restored a student's hope for working to address climate change.