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Enduring Friendships Derive from Community

Growing up I didn't have a best friend...

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Culture Fest

Celebrating cultures with performances, food, and friends from around the world.

Service

‘Fighting Flyers’ Centennial

The U.S. Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps program at the University of Dayton has been commissioning military officers for nearly a century, embodying the University’s motto: Learn, Lead and Serve.

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Calling all game lovers!

Love trivia? Love games? Love the Catholic faith? You can find an outlet for all these hobbies with the Catholic trivia board game, "Catechic"!

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'I Should Do Something'

A 7,836-mile detour led a former University of Dayton research engineer with more than 100 research publications and 15 patents to the University of Dayton Human Rights Center to start another journey to stamp out violence.

 Human Rights

Moral Courage in Ferguson

'Push yourself outside of your comfort zone and ask questions because you may not get the answer you thought. But regardless of what you do get, you'll find truth.' Those are the words of University of Dayton student Francesca Chaba after she returned from a Human Rights Center project May 12-27 in Ferguson, Missouri, to examine, study and collect examples of moral courage.

 President

A Time to Come Together

In the wake of ongoing violence in our country, President Eric Spina asks members of the campus community to reach out to one another in prayer and support.

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Winners

The day starts early for the Dayton Flyers. In between weight lifting and a morning run, the men's cross country team paused to meet the new president. I shared with the students my short-lived intercollegiate athletic, um, "glory."

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World Peace Day

Take time out of your day for peace. Celebrations for the day include museum visits, yoga, meditation and a campus event about how to respond to violent tragedies with love.

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