Service
11.4.2024
Johanna Hartley
’17
For Johanna Hartley ’17, chasing her dreams meant staying in Dayton after graduating. Since then, she has cultivated a diverse portfolio of community engagement.
Experiential Learning
10.30.2024
Finding Sustainability Through Experience and
Mentorship
Amelia Dougherty was a sophomore studying civil engineering when sustainability caught her attention. She wanted to change her major, but it felt like jumping into the unknown.
Experiential Learning
10.10.2024
Capturing the
Moment
Building empathy is important for Jayonna Johnson. She wants viewers to connect with the subject, so she places them directly in the moment and the atmosphere of her photography.
Service
10.8.2024
Dr. Cristina Santiago Loza
’16
Now a psychiatry resident, Cristina Santiago Loza ’16 didn't have to look far to figure out what she was meant to do in life.
Campus and Community
9.23.2024
Celebrating Academic
Excellence
University of Dayton students patent technology, learn about health disparities while serving 8,000 hours in the community, and gain 600 hours of teaching experience. Learn more about their stories and the year ahead during Academic Excellence Week.
Giving
9.23.2024
Sharing the Path
Forward
The University of Dayton is a lot like a city — a city with the sacred purpose of preparing Flyers to learn, lead and serve for life.
Service
9.10.2024
Ben Heigel
’14
Ben Heigel ’14 says he discovered his passion to learn, lead and serve at the University of Dayton.
Service
9.9.2024
Legacy and
Leadership
When I was asked to serve as president of the University of Dayton Alumni Association Board of Directors, I thought of my father. He was a proud alum, and this University is a part of his legacy.
Business
9.3.2024
Finance for the Common
Good
In Maria Vivero’s Finance for the Common Good course, business students learn about finance's role in supporting social causes. One day, they explore theory; the next, they meet business and community leaders who put it into practice.
Giving
8.26.2024
Do What You Can
Do
Margaret Cavanaugh’s legacy is steeped in faith, dedication and service. Her roles as scientist, educator and lay Marianist all connect to her UD experience, and by supporting scholarship funds, she’s ensuring the whole-person UD education endures.