Business
11.15.2023
Dayton2Adobe
As a UD student, Jerry Stoffl '09 presented on the up-and-coming social media platform Twitter to his digital marketing class. Now he’s building digital strategies for multinational corporations at Adobe and connecting students to opportunities.
Students and Campus Life
11.14.2023
Esports, Real
Impact
Will Martin '22 launched UD Rocket League to play the video game of the same name with other UD students. Now the team is competing in the esport, providing experiences beyond playing the game and looking to grow through Flyer Funder.
Giving
11.9.2023
Driving Diversity in
Engineering
Doug McKeown ’84 remembers how a young engineer at his firm had to always carry engineering drawings, whether needed or not, so that they were not stopped from entering the project site.
Students and Campus Life
11.7.2023
Forever
Grateful
Donor Appreciation Week is when we come together to express our gratitude for the generous individuals who make our experience at the University of Dayton possible.
Experiential Learning
11.7.2023
Experience Abroad Reveals
Vocation
Ajà McMichel knew she belonged at UD since she first stepped foot on campus, but it was her UD trip to Ghana that truly guided her to find her passion.
Giving
11.2.2023
Donors: Making Front Porches
Possible
She may have grown up in North Carolina, but Lauren Cloos always knew there was a front porch with her name on it at the University of Dayton.
Giving
10.31.2023
An Enterprising
Flyer
Macy Buck ’25 was so appreciative of the donor-funded scholarships she received that she was determined to use the opportunity to her advantage. And she has.
Continuing Education
10.26.2023
First an airman, now a
Flyer
Shelby Dennhardt’s life in the U.S. Air Force was regimented; he served, worked, lived and ate with his unit for four years. So when he left the Air Force, he felt listless and isolated, until he found UD’s Military and Veteran Programs and Services.
Giving
10.26.2023
Strengthening Our
Foundation
In the 1950s, University leaders had the tremendous foresight and commitment to begin buying the houses that would become what we know as the student neighborhood today. That investment ensured that the word “community” would forever be used by alumni and students as one of the first that comes to mind when describing how it feels to learn and grow at UD.
