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10.3.2025
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UD in the News Sept. 29-Oct. 3 link-arrow link-arrow

onMain CEO Brian Heitkamp was on Dayton 24/7 Now's morning show discussing onMain's open house for the community. Spectrum News 1 Ohio featured UD research exploring strategies for the detection and potential treatment of non-small cell lung cancer. 
8.25.2025
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UD in the News Aug. 17-22 link-arrow link-arrow

Local and regional media covered UD's first-year move-in. The Conversation, The National Desk, Newsweek, ESPN and PsyPost tapped faculty expertise or highlighted faculty research. A Columbus Dispatch story listed UD among the 'best colleges in Ohio.'
2.28.2025
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UD in the News Feb. 22-28 link-arrow link-arrow

Dennis Doyle joined NewsNation to discuss Pope Francis' legacy. In The Conversation, law professor Jeff Schmitt explains a constitutional crisis. Local media highlighted UD programs.
1.10.2025
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UD in the News Jan. 4-10 link-arrow link-arrow

The Academic Minute featured UD faculty all week. Treavor Bogard (teacher education) was among Inside Higher Ed's 'Higher ed pros share why they do the work.' NPR, The Associated Press and The Washington Post also sought faculty expertise.
10.18.2024
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UD in the News Oct. 12-18 link-arrow link-arrow

Newsweek, The National Desk and Washington Monthly interviewed Christopher Devine. Local media featured engineering student Grace McKenna's work on the Europa Clipper mission, a grant for the UD Sinclair Academy, Flyer Pitch competition and more.
10.23.2023
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University of Dayton Emergency Medical Services creates mental health position link-arrow link-arrow

With anxiety, depression and other mental health needs on the rise for college students, University of Dayton Emergency Medical Services (UD EMS) student volunteers elected a new mental health officer to better serve their peers.
6.21.2023
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University of Dayton receives grant to prepare school psychologists from southern Ohio link-arrow link-arrow

The University of Dayton school psychology program was awarded a $920,000 grant to help recruit and train graduate students from southern Ohio to provide school-based mental health services in their communities’ underserved school districts.