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9.17.2021
University of Dayton resumes long-range financial planning
effort
The University of Dayton today announced its long-range financial planning process, started in 2019 but interrupted by the pandemic, is resuming to consider a wide range of academic and operational changes to help the institution continue to thrive in the face of longer-term trends affecting higher education.
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9.9.2021
UD, Hall Hunger Initiative partnership strengthens work to end
hunger
A new partnership between the University of Dayton and the Hall Hunger Initiative will leverage the resources of both organizations to address growing hunger problems in the community and create additional opportunities for students, faculty and staff to get involved.
News
6.30.2021
University renews ATI commitment to serve lower income students
The University of Dayton renewed its commitment to expanding opportunity and access for lower income students as part of the American Talent Initiative, a national alliance of high-performing colleges and universities committed to addressing this important societal need.
News
4.6.2021
First class of Flyer Promise Scholars to graduate; program removes financial barriers, offers support for underserved
students
The University of Dayton's first Flyer Promise Scholars will graduate this spring — cementing the success of the program created to remove financial barriers and offer support for underrepresented and underserved students.
News
2.23.2021
Virtual grand opening set for The Hub Powered by PNC at the Dayton
Arcade
The University of Dayton and the Entrepreneurs’ Center will host a public grand opening for The Hub Powered by PNC Bank at the Dayton Arcade. At 95,000 square feet, it is among the largest university-anchored innovation hubs in the country, including shared and private office spaces, meeting rooms, conference areas, pop-up retail opportunities, learning labs and classrooms. The virtual event will be at 5:30 p.m., Thursday, March 4.
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2.22.2021
If you have devices connected to the Internet, this book about legal pitfalls of the Internet of Things is for
you
With Wi-Fi seemingly around most every corner; devices in our hands, bodies, cars and homes connected to the Internet; and questions about the reliability and security of this connectivity, it's inevitable the "Internet of Things" will be the subject of legal battles. A new book by University of Dayton law professor Thaddeus Hoffmeister will help anyone with legal questions and issues about connected devices.
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1.22.2021
UD names computer science building to honor first African American woman
graduate
The University of Dayton on Jan. 22 announced that its newly renovated computer science academic building will be named in honor of Jessie Hathcock ‘30, the first African American woman to graduate from the University, a noted educator and humanitarian in the Dayton community.