Recent Posts
Business
2.20.2025
Entrepreneurship in
Action
A football safety issue led Hank Veeneman to a game-changing solution. With help from Flyer Nest, UD’s new hands-on entrepreneurship capstone, he built a startup tackling head injuries—starting in the classroom and scaling to the market.
Business
2.20.2025
More Than a
Scholarship
Flyer Promise is more than just tuition support—it’s a launchpad for students like Micah Pitts. From finding his passion in sales to networking and leadership roles, he’s embracing every opportunity to grow and give back at UD.
Business
2.20.2025
Beyond the
Barista
Think Flyer Enterprises is just about coffee? Think again! At UD, students go beyond lattes, gaining real-world experience in Analytics, HR, App Development, Design, Marketing, Supply Chain & Operations. Leadership isn’t brewed overnight—it’s built!
Engineering
2.18.2025
UD Researchers Secure Subcontract for Collaborative Project to Enhance 5G/6G Technology for the Department of
Defense
A School of Engineering faculty member and a researcher are a part of a team that has been awarded a multi-million dollar subcontract to help develop technology that is critical to the Department of Defense (DoD).
Faculty
2.18.2025
In Memoriam: Albert Fratini, professor emeritus of
chemistry
Albert Fratini joined the UD Department of Chemistry in 1967 and taught physical chemistry for 43 years.
Faculty
2.17.2025
UD historian honors, interviews Martin Scorsese at NYC’s Old St. Patrick’s
Cathedral
Anthony Smith, an associate professor at UD, presented Martin Scorsese with the ACHA’s 2025 Distinguished Service Award.
Campus and Community
2.17.2025
Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: Dayton Art
Institute
The BEES headed to the Dayton Art Institute to check out some memorable animated figures.
Campus and Community
2.17.2025
Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: Ice harvesting at Carriage Hill
Metropark
The BEES headed out into the freezing cold for a chance to harvest some ice blocks at Carriage Hill.
Giving
2.17.2025
Designed to
Succeed
Engineering competitions aren’t in short supply, and they offer incredible opportunities for students to work across disciplines in “real-life” situations. But often the biggest challenge they face is funding.
Giving
2.17.2025
Building a Home Away From
Home
When Jeslyn Singson attended UD’s Asian American Association’s first retreat in 2024, she knew she was experiencing something special — fellowship, connection and a sense of belonging.