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Experiential Learning
June 09, 2025
A New Audience for ‘Orpheus’
A literary magazine published at UD since 1969 is now available in digital form in UD’s institutional repository, eCommons.

Libraries
May 29, 2025
Around and Around with the Spindle Whorl
In conjunction with the Marian Library’s exhibit "Warp and Weft: Weaving Mary and Identity," workshops showed participants how to spin their own yarn.

Fine and Performing Arts
May 09, 2025
Award-winning UD design project advances to national competition
A UD art and design student advanced to the national level of the 2025 American Advertising Awards.

Fine and Performing Arts
April 29, 2025
Pride of Dayton marches across the pond for London Band Week
More than 160 students in the Pride of Dayton Marching Band will perform in June at London Band Week.

Libraries
April 28, 2025
Our Lady of the Chickens
A 20th-century artist sought to inspire devotion by depicting the Blessed Mother in ordinary life—in this case, feeding a brood of chickens.

Fine and Performing Arts
April 24, 2025
Conductor inspires youth orchestra members to continue musical journeys at UD
Each year, five to 10 Dayton Philharmonic Youth Orchestra students choose to continue their academic and musical journeys at UD.

Experiential Learning
March 14, 2025
UD Student ESPN+ crew brings production skills from campus to the court
For the past nine years, ESPN+ has been working with UD students, teaching them how to produce live sports.

Faculty
February 17, 2025
UD historian honors, interviews Martin Scorsese at NYC’s Old St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Anthony Smith, an associate professor at UD, presented Martin Scorsese with the ACHA’s 2025 Distinguished Service Award.

Experiential Learning
February 11, 2025
UD art and design students find inspiration, make connections on annual NYC trip
Each fall, students travel to New York City to see masterworks in museums and visit artist studios.

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.