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11.9.2023
Books as
Art
A new book collection in the University of Dayton Libraries highlights works by world-famous artists whose art is the books themselves.
11.8.2023
Ghana students spend summer in Dayton through Ethos
program
This summer, three students from Academic City University College in Ghana spent their time in Dayton through the School of Engineering’s Ethos Center.
Maame Twumasi, David Mensah and Wehdam Luguje took part in the Ethos Center’s Dayton immersion experience. Their immersions included working with the Westside Makerspace, Greater West Dayton Incubator and the Makerspace of DECA High School.
11.7.2023
Forever
Grateful
Donor Appreciation Week is when we come together to express our gratitude for the generous individuals who make our experience at the University of Dayton possible.
11.3.2023
Reading at Roesch
II
Scott West highlights bestsellers, award winners and diverse perspectives available to borrow from Roesch Library's leisure reading collection.
11.2.2023
Achievement
Unlocked
Three endowment-funded student scholarships awarded by the University Libraries recognize outstanding writers, education majors and international students.
10.31.2023
New criminal justice and security studies chair brings expertise in cyber
forensics
Scott Belshaw, a criminologist with expertise in digital forensics and cyber security, joined UD as chair of the Department of Criminal Justice and Security Studies.
10.31.2023
An Enterprising
Flyer
Macy Buck ’25 was so appreciative of the donor-funded scholarships she received that she was determined to use the opportunity to her advantage. And she has.
10.30.2023
Flyer Pep Band to receive Stan Musial Award for sportsmanship during NCAA
Tournament
The University of Dayton Flyer Pep Band will be honored as 2023 Stan Musial Award recipients.
10.30.2023
UD student SAE Baja team competes for first time in
years
Many student organizations have periods of hiatus over the years. But all it takes is one eager student to bring it back to life.
The University of Dayton School of Engineering’s — or the Baja team as they are known — is one of them.
“SAE International’s Baja competition has been around since 1976,” said Jeremy Price, vice president of the student organization. “We have spoken to UD alumni who competed in the 90s and early 2000s, but Dayton has not competed in many years.”
10.26.2023
First an airman, now a
Flyer
Shelby Dennhardt’s life in the U.S. Air Force was regimented; he served, worked, lived and ate with his unit for four years. So when he left the Air Force, he felt listless and isolated, until he found UD’s Military and Veteran Programs and Services.