Giving March 17, 2025

Connections Lead to Careers

When Michael Nguyen, a senior studying computer science, went to the Society of Asian Scientists and Engineers conference during the fall semester, he was hopeful he would walk away with job leads. He got one better — a job offer after graduation.

Campus and Community March 04, 2025

Latin American film festival brings together UD and Dayton communities

The film festival’s goal was to portray Latin American communities as active agents of change.

Libraries February 28, 2025

Teaching to Inspire: Women’s History Month 2025

The University Libraries celebrates this year's Women’s History Month theme: "Moving Forward Together! Women Educating & Inspiring Generations."

Libraries February 26, 2025

Ramadan: Community, Self-Reflection

The Muslim Student Association shares Ramadan information and activities happening in Roesch Library and on campus.

President February 25, 2025

Common Ground

Dennis Currier’s UD men’s soccer teams are wildly diverse — and wildly successful. That’s a winning strategy, on and off the field.

Giving February 17, 2025

Building a Home Away From Home

When Jeslyn Singson attended UD’s Asian American Association’s first retreat in 2024, she knew she was experiencing something special — fellowship, connection and a sense of belonging.

Fine and Performing Arts February 17, 2025

Woven Interpretations

The exhibit Warp & Weft: Weaving Mary and Identity was curated by the University of Dayton’s Darden Bradshaw.

Research February 03, 2025

UD theologian awarded $40,000 grant for book on America’s Black Catholic movement

Joseph Flipper received a Louisville Institute Sabbatical Grant for Researchers to complete a book.

Libraries February 03, 2025

The Impact of Bing Davis as Artist and Teacher

University of Dayton is the proud home of the papers of Davis, who is known widely as a beacon of inspiration and champion of representation in the arts.

President January 31, 2025

A 175-Year Legacy

From my office in St. Mary’s Hall, I often find myself gazing out the window at the towering yet graceful Immaculate Conception statue on the Roesch Library lawn. With arms outstretched, Mary welcomes all who enter our campus.