Business
4.28.2026
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Student Investor Builds AI Guardrails at the Davis Center link-arrow link-arrow

At the University of Dayton School of Business Administration’s Davis Center for Portfolio Management, junior finance major Will Otterbein is helping shape how artificial intelligence is used in student investment research by building guardrails that ensure AI supports smarter, more responsible investing.
Business
4.22.2026
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Hard Work Leads to National Sales Success link-arrow link-arrow

For the third time, the University of Dayton’s sales team placed in the top 10 of the National Collegiate Sales Competition, landing in sixth place.
Business
4.16.2026
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The University of Dayton Launches Global Career Accelerator to Equip Students with Real-World Experience and In-Demand Career Skills link-arrow link-arrow

Innovative one-semester program offers academic credit, resume-building projects, and certifications in high-growth areas like UX/UI, data visualization, and AI
Business
3.24.2026
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AI in the Business Classroom: Meeting Students Where They Are link-arrow link-arrow

At the University of Dayton School of Business Administration, AI isn’t replacing learning — it’s expanding access to it. In ACC 341, AI-powered tools help students engage with accounting in flexible ways, freeing class time for deeper discussion and real-world problem solving.
Business
3.17.2026
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A Lesson in Perseverance link-arrow link-arrow

Sukumar Subramanyam Raja’s journey to the University of Dayton is a story of patience, determination, and purpose. After earning a computer science degree in India, he set his sights on a master’s program in the United States, but financial realities forced him to adjust his path. He completed an MBA, secured a well-paying job, and spent three years saving enough to make his dream possible.
Business
3.11.2026
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AI in the Business Classroom: How UD Seniors Learn to Lead With AI. Not Be Replaced by It. link-arrow link-arrow

What do employers really want from graduates in an AI-driven world? In the University of Dayton’s School of Business Administration’s senior-level management courses, students don’t just learn AI tools; they practice real consulting, executive decision-making and critical thinking that prepares them to lead with confidence on day one.
Business
3.6.2026
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Meet the Firms: UD Seniors Opening Doors to Business Internships link-arrow link-arrow

At UD Business, success is something students pass forward. Meet the seniors, Allison and Andrew, who are helping younger Flyers take their first steps toward internships and careers through Meet the Firms.
Business
3.3.2026
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AI in the Business Classroom: How OPS 301 Helps Students Use AI the Right Way link-arrow link-arrow

At the University of Dayton School of Business Administration, OPS 301 introduces all business students to using AI thoughtfully and responsibly. As an introductory course in the Operations and Supply Chain Management major and part of the business core curriculum, it shows how AI supports real business decisions while strengthening the critical thinking and ethical judgment employers expect.
Business
2.27.2026
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Experience That Pays Off: From Challenges to a Dream Career link-arrow link-arrow

Dreams don’t happen overnight. At UD Business, Taylor Olsen (‘26, Marketing) faced challenges, learned through experience and grew stronger with every setback, ultimately landing her dream job at IBM through grit, growth and community support.
Business
2.24.2026
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AI in the Business Classroom: Learn It. Practice It. Sell It. link-arrow link-arrow

At the University of Dayton School of Business Administration, sales education continues to evolve. AI-driven simulations and hands-on coaching in Professor Scott Friend’s MKT 310: Principles of Selling are helping students graduate even more prepared for client-facing careers across industries.