Blogs
Blogs Archive
Libraries
November 21, 2022
OA Climate Research: Metrics, Ethics
If you're looking for another reason to publish open access, consider ethics. While increased citations aren't a guarantee, open-access publications do reach larger audiences.
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Technology
November 21, 2022
Computer engineering student creates public speaking simulator with faculty mentor
Inspired by his own struggles with public speaking, UD junior Bao Truong created a VR simulator to allow users to practice presentations before a computer-generated crowd.
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Experiential Learning
November 17, 2022
Criminal justice student participates in Spelman College summer research program
UD's Victoria Rivera is participating in Spelman College’s Increasing Statistical Preparation in Research Education for Underrepresented Undergraduates (INSPIRE U2) program.
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Career Development
November 14, 2022
UD media production class wins ‘student Emmy’ for Dayton documentary
Students of UD’s Documentary Filmmaking course won the collegiate equivalent of an Emmy for their short documentary Shattered: A City Under Pressure.
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Giving
November 11, 2022
Helping Flyers Fly
The inclusive, tight-knit community feeling he experienced while walking around the University of Dayton campus impressed Juliano Aquilino ‘23 — but what really catapulted UD to his top college choice was a tour of the chemistry department’s laboratory.
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Faculty
November 10, 2022
College Faculty in the News: Nov. 10, 2022
News agencies across the region, the nation and throughout the world often reach out to our faculty experts for their perspectives on today's issues.
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Engineering
November 06, 2022
UD School of Engineering Welcomes New Dean, Department Chair and Faculty Members
The School of Engineering at the University of Dayton is proud to announce and welcome our new faculty members for the 2022-2023 academic year!
Libraries
November 03, 2022
New Times, New Terms
This Native American Heritage Month, read how library catalogers implemented less harmful terminology surrounding Indigenous communities.
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Sciences
October 17, 2022
National Science Foundation awards $1M to UD biologist to study how traits evolve
The National Science Foundation has awarded University of Dayton biologist Thomas Williams with a four-year, $1,036,507 grant.
Libraries
October 13, 2022
Rosary Revelations: The History of Prayer
Visiting scholar Alyssa Maldonado-Estrada used Marian Library materials to reinforce that the history of prayer is one of not just religious practice, but design, media, culture and tradition.