Blogs

Camryn Yacks’ teammates shouted out encouragement after she air-balled her first shot playing wheelchair basketball. As athletes with disabilities, they know it’s not easy the first time you wheel out on the court, even if you were a college athlete like Camryn.

College is a time for deep learning and discovery, and University of Dayton students grow through cultivated experiences in and out of the classroom.

Scott West highlights bestsellers, award winners and reading opportunities available to patrons of Roesch Library's leisure reading collection.

In the vibrant community of the University of Dayton, Melinda Warthman stands out as a beacon of authenticity and empowerment, inspiring through her genuine connections and inclusive spirit. Alongside her, John Szabo's impactful research focuses on creating equitable internship opportunities for STEM students with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), addressing the critical need for support in education and employment. Both Warthman and Szabo embody the University's commitment to fostering an environment where every individual can thrive, celebrating diversity and advocating for inclusion. Their combined efforts highlight the importance of embracing authenticity and breaking down barriers, shaping a more inclusive future for the University of Dayton and beyond. Together, they leave a lasting legacy of empowerment, understanding, and support, championing the values that stand at the core of the community.

Out of a competitive pool of 41 universities and 123 talented contestants, the University of Dayton Sales Team dazzled with a remarkable 4th place finish. Their stellar achievement was further amplified as all three team members soared into the prestigious Semifinals, placing them in the coveted ranks of just four elite schools to accomplish the same feat.

Choosing the right college, where you feel a true sense of belonging, is always a moment filled with excitement and some level of anxiety. However, this year, ongoing delays in the FAFSA at the federal level have complicated the college choice process for many families.

Sophomore electrical engineering student Grace McKenna started working with NASA in the Here to Observe (H2O) program in September 2023. The program gives undergraduate students the opportunity to observe and interact with NASA Planetary Science Division teams, with the goal of inspiring historically marginalized groups to be a part of the STEM workforce.

The spirit of Lent was alive and vibrant at Curran Place on Ash Wednesday, as a special Mass exceeded all expectations.

This exhibit, curated in part by UD teacher education students, explores how Catholic ideals have been shared with different audiences and through various media.

Every college student fears the unknowns of life after graduation — how to create the perfect resume, find a job, negotiate salaries and so on. However, thanks to donor funds from One Day, One Dayton, students who attend the Women’s Leadership Immersion find answers to these questions and the confidence to face their next steps alongside a supportive network of female leaders.