Recent Posts
Business
2.13.2026
From Peer Advisors to Partners for
Life
Most students arrive at the University of Dayton School of Business Administration searching for direction and a place to belong. For alumni Chloe Fields (‘25, marketing with a digital media concentration and minor in communication) and Chase Howell (‘24, marketing with an insight-selling concentration and minors in theology and military science), they found both and discovered something even greater along the way: a lifelong partner.
Erma Bombeck Writer Workshop
2.13.2026
Incognito Facade in Wackadoodle Man
Cave
Forget acrophobia, claustrophobia and agoraphobia. The medical community can’t cough up a phobia for my main malady. So, I’ll coin the term myself — fame-aphobia.
President
2.12.2026
Where a Life of Service
Begins
Once a year I play UD's version of Candid Camera, and the moment is magical. Just before Christmas an unsuspecting Johanna Matota stepped into my conference room. Her hands flew to her mouth in surprise and joy when I told her she is the 2026 recipient of the prestigious W.S. McIntosh Memorial Leadership Award.
Business
2.12.2026
AI in the Business
Classroom
Business faculty provide students with meaningful opportunities to engage with AI in responsible, career-relevant ways.
Business
2.11.2026
New Beginnings and New
Pathways
With the new year underway, the University of Dayton’s Graduate Business Programs office is seeing some new beginnings. UD alum Donald Hopkins leads UD grad business programs, streamlining the MBA and adding new concentrations.
Faculty and Staff
2.11.2026
In Memoriam: Michael Barnes, professor emeritus of religious
studies
Michael “Mike” Barnes joined the UD faculty in 1968 and taught for 50 years as a professor in the Department of Religious Studies and Honors program.
Business
2.10.2026
AI in the Business Classroom: How AI Makes Intermediate Accounting
Click
AI isn’t replacing accounting. It’s reshaping how students learn it. See how Professor Stangel is turning complex concepts into confidence using AI as a tool, not a shortcut.
International
2.9.2026
Recognizing Global Excellence on
Campus
The Global Excellence Reception celebrates the faculty and staff who make global learning and student success possible at UD. Read more and see this year’s honorees.
Libraries
2.9.2026
Books Celebrate International
Education
For International Education Week 2026, members of the campus community share their recommendations for books that celebrate cultures, traditions, stories, art and wisdom from around the world.
Faculty and Staff
2.6.2026
Accessibility Tip #6: The Essentials of Document
Accessibility
PDFs and PowerPoints have accessibility guidelines, too? Yes, yes they do. This post provides a set of simple guidelines to ensure that all students can access your course documents.