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12.18.2023
Striking Up the
Band
The Flyer Pep Band and Pride of Dayton Marching Band are all about sounding the Flyer spirit loudly and proudly at home and on the national stage.
12.15.2023
Congratulations, Library
Graduates
Congratulations and thank you to our student employees graduating this week.
12.15.2023
Making
Waves
Before Michael Mongin ’19 was an engineer for the Air Force Research Laboratory, before getting a master’s degree, and before his research experiences and internships, he took a chance at 25 years old to pursue a bachelor’s degree at UD.
12.14.2023
UD connections miles from home: SWE conference dinner in
LA
This year, I attended WE23, the national conference for the Society of Women Engineers, in Los Angeles, California with 22 of my UD peers. While the conference itself was immensely impactful, one of my most meaningful takeaways from traveling to Los Angeles came from sharing a meal with UD alumni.
12.14.2023
Grit and
Heart
“We had a motto of getting 1% better each day and playing with heart for each other,” reflected middle blocker Alayna (Laney) Yates after the Flyer volleyball team’s historic 32-3 season. “We were all in.”
12.12.2023
First Students Graduate this December with Human Rights in Engineering
Minor
The University of Dayton School of Engineering recently started a new minor in human rights in engineering — and the first two students to choose the minor are graduating this December.
12.8.2023
When the Walls
Talk
"Our Heart. Our Home." These welcoming words greet me outside my office, and the sight always brightens my day.
12.7.2023
Voice student brings ancient Eastern music to UD through summer research
project
This summer, UD senior Alyssa Boldt researched Silk Road countries and traditions to find musical selections for the Department of Music.
12.5.2023
Standing Rock trip, campus colloquium connect students with Indigenous
communities
The University of Dayton’s efforts to build connections with America’s Indigenous communities extend from campus to the Black Hills of South Dakota.