Recent Posts
Career Development
2.9.2024
'Follow your dreams' and other advice on career changes from grad
students
While graduate school is often used to advance skills in your current field of work, sometimes it can be a springboard into a whole new career. Read about five of the countless students that the UD has helped transition to a new profession.
President
2.9.2024
Bridge
Builders
Julie Banks and Tom Weckesser, recipients of the 2024 Lackner Awards for their significant contributions to the University of Dayton's Catholic, Marianist character, are "bridge builders who quietly, humbly and lovingly lead by example," said University of Dayton President Eric Spina.
Faith/Mission
2.7.2024
Mary and Mardi Gras: A Louisiana
Perspective
What do the Blessed Virgin Mary and Mardi Gras have in common? Our Lady is a
symbol of purity, but our cultural understanding of Mardi Gras so often portrays
the festivities as the exact opposite of purity.
Campus and Community
2.7.2024
Gallery Saint John to close with final sale
event
After 34 years of showcasing the artistic talents of Marianist Brothers, Gallery Saint John at Mount Saint John in Beavercreek is closing.
Faith/Mission
2.6.2024
UD pre-medicine graduate spends gap year volunteering at local homeless
shelter
UD alumna Sophia Bair ’23 is spending a 'gap year' before medical school gaining clinical experience at the St. Vincent de Paul Gateway Shelter.
Faith/Mission
2.6.2024
A Lesson in Limitless
Faith
Mary’s words to Bernadette near Lourdes, France, inspire the construction of a church and a shrine that draw millions of pilgrims each year.
Giving
2.5.2024
Master
Storytelling
One Day, One Dayton donations led to a one-day workshop, and ultimately a Flyer Consulting internship, for current student Katie Kuttrus.
President
2.5.2024
Get
Together
As I walked for the first time through the vibrant, light-filled visual arts gallery in the newly opened Roger Glass Center for the Arts, I was struck by an abstract piece consisting of a geometric arrangement of beautiful blue wooden cubes mounted on one of the movable walls.
Engineering
2.5.2024
Senior engineering student inherits beloved Red Scare pilot
costume
Whether he is sporting blue body paint or the beloved Red Scare pilot costume, senior electrical engineering student Ryan Peaco can be easily spotted at the front of the student section cheering the Flyers to victory at University of Dayton basketball games.
Giving
2.5.2024
Out of the
Rough
Thanks to Champions & Scholars donors, along with support from NCR Country Club, golf athletes at the University of Dayton are taking a huge leap forward. They now have access to the NCR Player Development Center, meaning every practice leads to progress.