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The Associated Press, Ms., Catholic World Report and the Dayton Daily News are among the media citing UD expertise or research. WDTN.com highlighted the honorary degree entrepreneur and non-profit investor Larry Connor will receive at graduation.

Experts continued to discuss the papal transition with appearances on Fox News, among others. Legal expert Charles Russo wrote for The Conversation and talked to Alabama Catholic Radio and National Catholic Reporter about a U.S. Supreme Court case.

Town & Country magazine listed UD among 'the best merit aid scholarships.' Faculty contributed to The Conversation, the Academic Minute, Poets & Quants and RealClearMarkets. Spectrum News 1 Ohio featured a program for neurodivergent students.

A pair of faculty wrote for The Conversation. The National Desk tapped the expertise of political scientist Christopher Devine. Local media featured UD research and student experiential learning.

Fourteen University of Dayton schools and programs are listed among the '2025 U.S. News Best Graduate Schools Rankings.'

BBC News, The Regulatory Review, Catholic World Report, and The Fashion Law are among the publications tapping University of Dayton faculty expertise. Local media highlighted the University's RECkids Camp and work with Habitat for Humanity.

ABC and Fox Dayton 24/7 Now mentioned UD in its story 'The largest university anchored innovation hub in the country in downtown Dayton.' KUER-FM NPR Utah and WDTN-TV tapped the legal expertise of Charles Russo and Tom Hagel, respectively.

Faculty shared their expertise on a range of topics, from egg prices and free speech to innovation and international human rights. Their insights appeared in outlets including WDTN-TV, WalletHub, Dayton Daily News and Global Voices.

Faculty wrote about tax obligations of social media influencers and 'Who's who at the Vatican?' for The Conversation. preLaw magazine, a top publication covering legal education, prominently featured the School of Law's online juris doctor program.