Campus and Community April 25, 2023

College appoints new endowed chairs in humanities, arts and languages

The UD College of Arts and Sciences appointed two endowed chairs who will provide leadership in bringing greater visibility to the arts, languages and humanities.

Diversity and Inclusion April 21, 2023

School psychology student's opposition to SB 83

I began my testimony detailing why I value DEI work, but I focused the bulk of my testimony on how this bill would affect our program and profession.

Research April 21, 2023

UD students, professor research 1918 influenza, COVID-19 pandemic experiences

A century after they were written, personal letters from the 1918 influenza pandemic are helping UD students better understand the COVID-19 pandemic.

Human Rights April 12, 2023

Human Rights Week 2023: Wrap Up

Human Rights Week 2023 focused on gender identity and gender equality around the world. Organized by students in the Human Rights Advocacy Group, this week had seven events about different topics relating to gender!

Campus and Community March 31, 2023

M. Colleen McDaniel ’17

Colleen McDaniel ’17 found her calling when still at UD. While a student, she was a member of Peers Advocating for Violence Education and became a Green Dot trainer to reduce sexual assault. She now works to learn, lead and serve through initiatives that support populations disproportionately affected by sexual violence.

Students and Campus Life March 22, 2023

Considering Dayton: A Student-Authored Website Considering Local Inequalities

Molly Griffin ‘23 reflects on her learning experience in her CAP DSJ (SOC 339: Social Inequality) coursework, and shares a course-based website designed to be an accessible resource for those wanting to learn more about local social inequalities.

Experiential Learning March 13, 2023

Ethics and leadership internship leads to part-time job at ThinkTV for UD student

Colleen Duffy's Ethics and Leadership Internship at Dayton PBS station ThinkTV was so successful it turned into a part-time job.

Human Rights March 08, 2023

When the Ferguson uprising came to Geneva

HRC Director of Applied Research and Learning, Dr Joel Pruce writes for Open Global Rights about how a shadow report presented to the Committee Against Torture brought police brutality in the US to the international human rights community.

Campus and Community March 06, 2023

UD RiverMobile becomes stationary exhibit at Dayton’s Boonshoft Museum of Discovery

After nearly a decade of traveling, the University of Dayton RiverMobile has rolled to a stop at the Boonshoft Museum of Discovery.

Sustainability January 24, 2023

Business Ethics and Environmental Sustainability: Biking to the Sunwatch archeological site

The Business Ethics and Environmental Sustainability group heads out to the Sunwatch Archeological site across the Great Miami River from UD.