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10.6.2026
University of Dayton School of Law seminar pulls back the curtain on
AI
The University of Dayton School of Law's 35th Program in Law and Technology seminar Nov. 13 will bring together students, practitioners and judges, and provide an expert's perspective on how AI works and what that means for the legal profession.
10.2.2026
UD in the News Sept. 26-Oct.
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The National Desk and NPR spoke to Christopher Devine about midterm elections. The National Desk and local media interviewed Tom Hagel about a local murder case. Charles Russo wrote about religious charter schools for The Conversation.
9.25.2026
UDRI at 70: Building on a legacy of
innovation
Seventy years ago, Air Force requests for support solving complex technology challenges ignited the formation of the University of Dayton Research Institute. Today, UDRI is a nationally recognized research powerhouse, advancing technologies that strengthen national defense, support industry, and move innovation from the laboratory into the real world.
9.25.2026
UD in the News Sept.
19-25
National media sought the expertise of UD political science and marketing faculty. Local media highlighted UD's recognition among the nation's top universities, development at onMain, research into AI's affect on children, and student entrepreneurship.
9.25.2026
Lindsay Girardin named UD’s next vice president for facilities management and planning and auxiliary
services
Lindsay Girardin named UD’s next vice president for facilities management and planning and auxiliary services
9.18.2026
UD in the News Sept.
12-18
WDTN-TV highlighted the University's remembrance of 9/11. The Academic Minute, AFP in France, Our Sunday Visitor News, Vox, Statehouse News Services, Spectrum News 1 Ohio and Catholic World Report also tapped faculty expertise.
9.5.2026
UD in the News Sept.
5-11
UD is among Business Insider's "colleges with the best food." Umesh Haritashya talked to The Wall Street Journal about flooding in the Himalayas. HuffPost quoted aviation historian Janet Bednarek in a story about how airports changed after 9/11.