Recent News
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2.21.2022
Professor honored with national award for significant impact on teacher education
Shauna Adams, professor of early childhood education and executive director of UD's Center for Early Learning, has been honored by the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education with a national award for the significant impact of her research on the field of teacher education over the last decade.
News
2.7.2022
University of Dayton joins U.S. Department of Defense program affirming support of employees in National Guard,
Reserve
The University of Dayton is joining the U.S. Department of Defense Statement of Support Program, which affirms employer support for employees in the National Guard and Reserve.
News
1.25.2022
UD expands transfer student support with national
grant
The University of Dayton will expand support for transfer students in the UD Sinclair Academy with a grant from the American Talent Initiative for programs that can serve as national models to help more students with lower incomes graduate from the highest quality private colleges and universities.
News
11.29.2021
Greater West Dayton Incubator celebrates community, entrepreneurs during grand
opening
The Greater West Dayton Incubator, an initiative to support Black, women and other underrepresented business owners, will celebrate the community and entrepreneurs during a grand opening of its public office at 1105 W. Third St. on Dec. 7.
News
11.15.2021
Trevor Collier named School of Business Administration
dean
The University of Dayton has named Trevor Collier, an economics professor at the University since 2007, dean of the School of Business Administration.
News
10.6.2021
Gift creates scholarships to build nursing
pipeline
Mary Boosalis, president and CEO of Premier Health and chair of the University of Dayton board of trustees, will establish scholarship funds at the University of Dayton and Miami Valley Hospital Foundation to benefit nursing students.
News
9.27.2021
Hell hath no fury: New book examines early Christian ideas of
afterlife
Just 20% of people believe in hell. Still, early Christian ideas about the underworld — and who is punished there — echo in society today, religious studies scholar Meghan Henning writes in her new book, Hell Hath No Fury.