Giving
2.11.2025
Leveling
Up
Joey Deep, president of the Rocket League club, has championed varsity esports since his first year. What started as a way to connect and compete online has become a way to create community in a new space thanks to gifts during One Day, One Dayton.
Giving
2.11.2025
Seeing Their
Strengths
Anna Wallace started her first year in the same boat as her peers — exploring UD’s campus, classwork and where she fits. But without a compass, it was easy to feel lost. Then, a class assignment helped her navigate the semester with ease.
Giving
2.3.2025
Broadening
Horizons
Ciaran Brennan ’24 transitioned through three jobs and five different cities during law school, but his coursework continued uninterrupted — and that was because of the University of Dayton’s Online Hybrid J.D. program.
Experiential Learning
1.23.2025
Gone
Phishing
Senior Mykaella Romain spent her 2024 summer break phishing. But instead of setting her sights on carp or walleye, she was after criminals.
Campus and Community
12.23.2024
Three Reasons to
Smile
As it faces challenges common to higher education institutions across the country, the University of Dayton is currently undergoing significant changes and leadership is actively developing strategies and taking actions to ensure the University’s continued success and growth well into the future.
Giving
12.2.2024
Just Offer the Wealth of What You
Have
Maureen Pater Hanson ’77 makes things happen. Last year she was in Dayton for a College of Arts and Sciences advisory board meeting and made time to meet with two Flyer students. She needed to know how their trip to France had gone.
Service
12.2.2024
Samantha Gebler Evers
’14
After earning her bachelor of science in education and health sciences, Samantha Gebler Evers ’14 got to work making an impact in the lives of students with learning differences.
Giving
11.25.2024
Serving the
Community
When Bella Lundgren first came to the University of Dayton campus, she was tagging along for her older brother’s college tour. When it was time for her to apply to colleges, she knew that UD was the right fit and a second home.
Giving
11.19.2024
Inspired to Give
Back
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.
Giving
11.12.2024
A Vocational
Discernment
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.