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Law
10.31.2024
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Discovering the Links to a Legal Career link-arrow link-arrow

See how the skills Blake Henderson ’17 learned at the University of Dayton School of Law led to a legal job in the world of professional golf.
Diversity and Inclusion
10.31.2024
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Celebrating Community and Belonging: Affinity Groups Shine at UD's Annual Faculty and Staff Picnic link-arrow link-arrow

Affinity Groups Information at the Faculty and Staff Picnic.
Experiential Learning
10.30.2024
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Finding Sustainability Through Experience and Mentorship link-arrow link-arrow

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
10.29.2024
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UD English major explores representation of women, religion in early modern Europe link-arrow link-arrow

Madeleine Onderak visited to explore museums, rare book archives and the Shakespearean Globe Theatre.
Engineering
10.29.2024
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Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology Student Restores 1951 Television, Connecting Passion with Practical Learning link-arrow link-arrow

Junior electrical and computer engineering technology student Michael Kennelly found his passion for hands-on learning in restoring his family’s 1951 Transvision A-3 television.
Faculty
10.28.2024
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NASA awards UD geologist $340K to study sediment hazards in Andes glacial lakes link-arrow link-arrow

Umesh Haritashya will study the potential hazard risk to glacier-fed lakes and rivers in South America.
Libraries
10.28.2024
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November is Native American Heritage Month link-arrow link-arrow

Explore the rich and varied culture and history of Native Americans through the library.
Engineering
10.25.2024
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Faculty, Students Collaborate to Take Research Project to Manufacturing Stage link-arrow link-arrow

What happens when you’re ready to take the next step in manufacturing the item you created through research? You look to the expertise of fellow colleagues.
Business
10.25.2024
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Fraud Fighter: Amanda Malusky Krauss on Pursuing Justice Through Forensic Accounting link-arrow link-arrow

Amanda Malusky Krauss, a University of Dayton alumna and expert in forensic accounting, has built a successful career uncovering fraud and fighting financial crimes. As a CPA, CFE, and CFF, she leads investigations into complex cases, offering a powerful example for students aspiring to make an impact in the field of accounting.
Faith/Mission
10.24.2024
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The Pilgrim’s Path: A Journey Beyond the Adventure link-arrow link-arrow

When I first heard about the opportunity to journey on El Camino de Santiago, I was originally drawn to the adventure of the trip. I did not know very much about pilgrimage of any sort at that point. Through the class in the spring and over the 160 miles walked in 13 days across Spain I came to discover a deeper spirituality within myself that was life changing.