Blogs
“Forever a Flyer” is not just a slogan for Career Services Assistant Director Lisa Witt. The career adviser and liaison to the School of Engineering enthusiastically assists students who are beginning their careers and alumni who are in various stages of employment after graduation.
When our online MBA@Dayton students from around the country traveled to the University of Dayton for a servant-leadership immersion weekend this fall, they hugged each other and chatted as though they were long-lost friends, even though many had never met before.
If a taste test counts, the nine students in Professor Pat Dolan's Introduction to Food Science Lab just aced their final exam.
IACT certificate students begin to collide ideas based on their individual passions, purposes, and possibilities.
When you ask a librarian for help, your opinion is the one that matters.
We often talk and write about students as a collective, whether it is “UD students” or “the Class of 2022” or some other construct, but as we all know, this collective is made up of *individual* students, each one with hopes and dreams for their future, each one loved and encouraged by family and friends.