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Experiential Learning
5.3.2024
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Four Years, 600 Hours, One Teacher link-arrow link-arrow

UD’s teacher education program offers 600 hours of classroom experience, double the licensure requirements in Ohio, giving students distinct advantages as they move from student teaching to earning their place at the front of their own classroom.
Engineering
5.2.2024
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University of Dayton Students Light up Fourth Graders’ Interest in Engineering link-arrow link-arrow

University of Dayton engineering students worked on a project for Stingley Elementary School to reduce cafeteria noise, offering hands-on learning and sparking excitement about college and engineering among fourth graders.
Libraries
5.2.2024
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Congratulations, Library Graduates link-arrow link-arrow

The faculty and staff in the University Libraries honor, thank and congratulate the student staff who will graduate this year.
President
4.30.2024
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Shrinking UD's Carbon Footprint — Overnight link-arrow link-arrow

University of Dayton students recognize that the future of the planet is in all of our hands. That’s why it was so fitting that four undergraduates had front-row seats at the news conference in Kettering Labs on Earth Day at which a plan was announced to bring carbon-free power to the entire campus and student neighborhoods.
Engineering
4.30.2024
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Advocating for Hispanics in STEM link-arrow link-arrow

Josie Alvarez, mechanical engineering technology student and current president of the UD chapter of the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE), recently represented SHPE at meetings with government representatives in Congress.
Law
4.29.2024
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Making a Difference from Miles Away link-arrow link-arrow

See how law student Sofia Delgado Medina is helping asylum applicants online.
Engineering
4.29.2024
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Ethos Alumna Comes Back to Share Story with Current Students link-arrow link-arrow

Dr. Chris Vehar Jutte ‘02, now a contractor with NASA, recently came back to her alma mater this spring to discuss engineering as a vocation for the common good. During her discussion with current students, she shared her own vocational journey, which included being part of a group of students who started what is now the Ethos Center. 
Faith/Mission
4.29.2024
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Mary in Zeitoun: Silent Presence link-arrow link-arrow

Mary’s silent appearances in Egypt remind us that a connection with God is what matters most.
Sustainability
4.26.2024
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The Beast makes its way to University of Dayton campus link-arrow link-arrow

'Beast' protest reminds us that the plastic we use may be out of our sight after consumption, but it does not go away.
Engineering
4.25.2024
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UD Researchers Find Unique Results in Testing Turbulence Strength During Total Solar Eclipse link-arrow link-arrow

Researchers observed unexpected atmospheric effects in a set of measurements that are difficult to make, given a small portion of the U.S. with total solar eclipse, lack of currently available instruments and an appropriately equipped testing site.