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News
8.19.2024
Music for Life!: UD New Horizons Music Program for senior adults celebrates 25
years
The University of Dayton New Horizons Music Program for senior adults kicks off its yearlong celebration of 25 years of making music with an open house at 10 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 22, at Temple Beth Or (5275 Marshall Rd, Dayton, OH 45429).
News
8.16.2024
UD in the News Aug.
10-16
NewsNation, Newsweek, Business Insider, WalletHub, the Dayton Daily News and outlets in France and Canada sought faculty expertise. Local media highlighted UD's new trustees, first-year students and a student exhibit.
News
8.14.2024
University of Dayton move-in Aug. 16; classes begin Aug.
19
The University of Dayton will welcome about 1,700 first-year, first-time undergraduates for the 2024-25 school year with move-in Aug. 16, and the first day of classes Aug. 19.
News
8.9.2024
UD in the News Aug.
3-9
Fox, CNN, BBC, Newsweek and others talked to Christopher Devine about the Tim Walz pick. Alda Benjamen wrote for The Conversation about her work to preserve Yazidi and Christian heritage in Iraq. Spectrum News 1 Ohio featured Scott Hall in ‘Professor continues to help FBI, community five years after Dayton mass shooting.’ Local media highlighted UD’s new trustees and Flyer Promise program.
News
8.2.2024
UD in the News July 27-Aug.
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Tam Nguyen wrote 'CAPTCHAs: The struggle to tell real humans from fake' for The Conversation. Reporters worldwide continue to seek political scientist Christopher Devine's expertise. Students were subjects of WHIO-TV's Making a Difference segment.
News
8.1.2024
University of Dayton names four new trustees for
2024-25
Four University of Dayton alumni and community leaders with significant experience in business, nonprofit, government and communications sectors were named to the University of Dayton board of trustees for 2024-25.
News
8.1.2024
On your TV, radio and computer to explain: 'Do Running Mates
Matter?'
Associate Professor Christopher Devine has been addressing a consequential question: Do running mates matter? But he hasn’t been in a St. Joe’s classroom, nor has his audience been limited to students.