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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.

Faculty and Staff April 23, 2025

In Memoriam: Conrad L’Heureux, professor emeritus of religious studies

Known for his innovative teaching techniques, Conrad L'Heureux taught religious studies for more than 30 years.

Libraries April 22, 2025

Students can couple up with these Love Island-inspired events and services at Roesch Library.

Honors Student Spotlight: Olivia Dobiesz Presents Groundbreaking Thesis on Stress and Alcohol Use

We’re excited to celebrate senior Honors student Olivia Dobiesz, a Psychology major with minors in Neuroscience and Philosophy, for her recent presentation on her thought-provoking honors thesis: “Stress, Saliva, and Spirits: The Effects of Acute Psychosocial Stress on Alcohol Craving, Motivation to Consume Alcohol, and Physiological Correlates.”

Pointless Things I Do

In the current climate of political animosity, I should have known better than to write about Worcestershire sauce.

Sustainability April 22, 2025

Figuring Out My Path within the up-and-coming world of sustainability

There is no set path for a sustainability degree, but endless career options.

President April 21, 2025

Pope Francis Reflections

In a message to the campus community after the death of Pope Francis, University of Dayton President Eric Spina reflects on his legacy and how his papacy "mirrored our values as a Catholic, Marianist university."

My Abridged Memoir

New Yorker cartoonist and author Bob Eckstein writes My Abridged Memoir, an hilarious account loosely fashioned on his life.

Stuck on Post-its

When you get to be my age (old enough to know better), it’s hard to remember things. At least I think so. I can’t remember.

So you’d think modern technology would be helpful, but it isn’t.

An Easter Message of Hope

"Easter, at its heart, is all about hope. Hope did not die on the cross. It rose with Jesus and lives in our hearts, our daily actions, and in all the ways we respond to the needs of our campus community — and the world," President Eric F. Spina wrote in a message to the campus community.

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