Blogs
Pope Francis named Archbishop Francis Leo, a two-time graduate of UD, among 21 people from around the world to be made cardinals.
“There’s nothing like Christmas on Campus anywhere in the world.” That’s not an overblown statement from Christmas on Campus co-coordinator Gabby Backus ‘25. For me — and tens of thousands of Flyers over six decades — this is a night of pure joy and selfless giving.
When Anna Capaci asked to make the eight-hour trip to visit the University of Dayton, her dad, as her track coach, had one condition: she had to get her mileage in. It was on that run that she decided UD would be her home for the next four years.
As a National Health Service Corps scholar, Halemah Shuman reflects on her drive to bridge health disparities, serve underserved communities, and the powerful motivation rooted in both personal passion and faith.
Sophomore Olivia Harwood didn’t just return to the Habitat for Humanity build—she returned with a mission: to share wisdom, build connections, and inspire UD’s newest Flyers.
Some experiences are too powerful to leave behind. Learn how Jack Klebba’s freshman year with Habitat for Humanity inspired him to return as a leader, ready to make the same difference for others.
Through a blend of business education and hands-on philanthropy, students at the School of Business Administration are learning to lead with compassion and purpose.
Matthew Himes came to the University of Dayton to study business, and after two years he found himself at the intersection of his academic and spiritual calling. He’s thankful he chose UD.