Recent News
News
6.13.2023
UD recognized among nation’s best for training teachers in the “science of
reading”
The University of Dayton’s undergraduate teacher preparation program has been recognized by the National Council on Teacher Quality as among the best in the nation in preparing future elementary teachers to teach children to read.
News
5.31.2023
What's wrong with
‘Veepstakes'
It's a media obsession: the rampant speculation about presidential running mates. In his new book, political scientist Christopher Devine explains how all too often news coverage of this important event does the public a disservice.
News
5.31.2023
UD historian comments on story captivating the Catholic
world
The nation's preeminent scholar on Black Catholic nuns, Shannen Dee Williams talked to Our Sunday Visitor for its story, which has been picked up worldwide, on the recent discovery of a Black American nun’s apparently incorrupt remains.
News
5.30.2023
UD professor receives FBI Director’s Community Leadership
Award
The FBI honored a University of Dayton professor for his work with an FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force team to help identify and mitigate violent extremism in the wake of the mass shooting in Dayton's Oregon District in 2019.
News
5.23.2023
Consultant to U.N., E.U. named University's Human Rights Center executive
director
A distinguished scholar who has served as a consultant to the European Union and the United Nations, Natalie Florea Hudson '01 will become executive director of the University of Dayton Human Rights Center, effective June 16.
News
5.23.2023
University named national leader in lower-income student enrollment, model
nationally
Bloomberg Philanthropies today recognized University of Dayton as an American Talent Initiative (ATI) High-Flier, a group of 28 high-graduation-rate institutions that are national leaders in college access and success for lower-income students.
News
5.19.2023
$5 million gift to 'offer life-changing international experiences and
learning'
As part of the University of Dayton's recently launched "We Soar" comprehensive campaign to raise $400 million to support student access, learning and success, UD alumna Deborah Flanagan Tobias '73 and her husband, Randall, have committed $5 million to "offer life-changing international experiences and learning for future generations of UD students."