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Faculty
9.26.2024
In Memoriam: Theo
Majka
Theo Majka, a recently retired professor whose classroom instruction and community engagement aligned with social justice, died Sept. 19.
President
9.26.2024
The Marianist
Difference
The conversation around the dinner table at Brother Ray Fitz's house in the student neighborhood turned to the perplexing question, “What do you say to people who don’t agree with you?”
Libraries
9.26.2024
‘Mujeres impresoras’: Four generations of women printers in
Mexico
The Marian Library’s collections include the work of women navigating political and ecclesiastical power in 17th- and 18th-century Mexico across four generations of a printing family
Health
9.26.2024
Brain Health Collective to host Fall Resource Fair Oct.
22
The Brain Health Collective, along with multiple local organizations, will host a Fall Resource Fair at Goodwill Easterseals Miami Valley on October 22 from 3 – 7 p.m. The resource fair is open to the public.
Humanities and Social Sciences
9.24.2024
UD media production students win ‘Student Emmy’ for funk
documentary
Produced by UD media production students, Funk: The Sound of Dayton was honored by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.
President
9.24.2024
Walking in
Faith
After a long day of walking on the El Camino de Santiago in Spain, Father Bob Jones, S.M. ‘98, would gather University of Dayton pilgrims to reflect on their day.
Career Development
9.23.2024
IBM, Airbnb exec Adam Kocoloski ’04 credits physics, philosophy degree for
success
Adam Kocoloski ’04 credits an interdisciplinary degree in philosophy and physics for laying the foundation for his software engineering career.
Campus and Community
9.23.2024
Celebrating Academic
Excellence
University of Dayton students patent technology, learn about health disparities while serving 8,000 hours in the community, and gain 600 hours of teaching experience. Learn more about their stories and the year ahead during Academic Excellence Week.
Giving
9.23.2024
Sharing the Path
Forward
The University of Dayton is a lot like a city — a city with the sacred purpose of preparing Flyers to learn, lead and serve for life.
Business
9.20.2024
Guiding the Next Generation: The Power of Micro-Mentoring at the
SBA
One conversation can make all the difference. See how the SBA’s Micro-Mentoring Program offers students critical support through expert-driven, short-term mentorship.