Recent Posts
Faculty
6.6.2024
Sharon Davis Gratto, world and funk music champion, retires after 16 years at
UD
Gratto championed global music and Dayton’s funk music heritage during her time at the University of Dayton.
Engineering
6.3.2024
Kind People, Meaningful Work: My Unforgettable Trip to
Ecuador
Chemical engineering student Caleb Herbon recently visited Ecuador through the Ethos Center and shares of his life-changing experience.
Service
6.3.2024
Family physician, alumna inspires the next generation of doctors at
UD
Annette Chavez's work builds on a long tradition in the University of Dayton's pre-medical department.
Faith/Mission
6.3.2024
Our Lady of Kazan: Hope of Christian
Unity
The Our Lady of Kazan Papers in the Library tell the story of Catholic layman Peter Anderson’s work to get a beloved icon from Fatima back to Russia. Learn about the story of Anderson’s collection and its relevance for the life of the church in 2024.
Sustainability
5.31.2024
Aluminum water bottles on campus at University of
Dayton
During the 2023-24 school year, UD offered an aluminum option for bottled water, a direct action to support sustainability goals under dining.
Law
5.30.2024
Prepared for
Success
Cody Myers '19 talks about his experiences in the University of Dayton School of Law's Leadership Honors Program and how the skills he developed to succeed in law school are helping him take advantage of opportunities in the legal field.
Engineering
5.29.2024
In Memoriam: Robert Wolff ‘56,
‘59
Robert “Bob” Wolff, UD alumnus and engineering professor emeritus, passed away Friday, May 24, at the age of 88.
Business
5.24.2024
Excellence in Business Education: SBA Achieves AACSB
Renewal
AACSB renews UD SBA's accreditation, highlighting its commitment to quality business education.
Students and Campus Life
5.23.2024
UD political science major named Newman Civic
Fellow
Jakob Burdick has been honored for his work as a voting rights and civic engagement advocate in the Dayton community.
Sustainability
5.23.2024
From dorm to donation: Move Out at the University of
Dayton
Students could drop off as many objects as they have in their house at 17 locations across campus.