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President Eric F. Spina participated in a Dayton Business Journal Q&A. Several media featured UD's role in the First Four. The Hill published an op-ed by rail industry expert Michael Gorman. Three legal education publications featured the law school.
Read MoreJoAnna “Gigi” Walker transferred to UD last fall, unsure if there would be a place for her. When she saw a flier with a rainbow on it marketing a new group for LGBTQ+ STEM majors, she followed the rainbow to a pot of gold: a community.
Read MoreFormerly unhoused, Rob Robinson has dedicated his life to advocating for fair and adequate housing for all. For his efforts, the University of Dayton Human Rights Center will honor Robinson with its Romero Human Rights Award.
Read MoreThe Conversation, The National Desk, Politico and The Circuit News are among the national outlets seeking UD faculty expertise. Regional and local media highlighted several faculty and initiatives, including the NCAA First Four.
Read MoreThe Hub Powered by PNC marks its second anniversary in March with growing membership, record student engagement and plans to expand to a third floor early this summer.
Read MoreTwo University of Dayton programs developing the next generation of public servants received a boost from the AES Ohio Foundation.
Read MoreThe Conversation, National Catholic Reporter, Above the Law, CNN, Newsweek, the Catholic News Agency and Spectrum News 1 are among the national outlets highlighting UD faculty expertise and achievements.
Read MoreUniversity of Dayton Public Safety is one of two police agencies in Ohio to complete the International Association of Chiefs of Police pledge to improve interactions with people with mental health conditions.
Read MoreIn a pair of Conversation pieces and stories in Newsweek, USA TODAY and Insider, UD faculty helped explain Lent, transporting hazardous materials, the 2024 presidential campaign and air travel.
Read MoreThere’s a buzz in Roesch Library, but not because of caffeinated drinks coming from The Blend. One by one, students are getting free headshots in the new Iris Booth, a photo booth that takes professional quality pictures.
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