News
News releases older than 2015 can be found at the University's eCommons site.
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.
Four faculty wrote for The Conversation, including Charles Russo who also contributed to Catholic World Report, Liberty and the Miami Herald. Raúl Ordóñez's Conversation piece highlighted his engineering systems for the common good class.
The National Desk and Conversation tapped faculty expertise. Local media highlighted UD's Nativities exhibit, our new vice president for student development, and sociologist Art Jipson's radio show championing local, alternative and indie music.
The Associated Press, Newsweek, Catholic World Report and CHCH-TV in Canada tapped faculty expertise. Creators Syndicate wrote about the Erma Bombeck exhibit. WDTN-TV and WYSO-FM featured a new scholarship to train doulas.
The Conversation, USA TODAY, America magazine, The Saturday Evening Post and Catholic World Report featured faculty expertise or UD programs. Spectrum News 1 Ohio highlighted a diversity, equity and inclusion award for University Libraries.
Matthew Shaw, dean of University Libraries at Ball State since 2016, will serve in the same position at the University of Dayton starting July 1, Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs Darlene Weaver announced Feb. 15.
UD faculty shared expertise via the Academic Minute, Newsweek and Pacifica Radio Network. Local media highlighted UDRI VP Sukh Sidhu, a student-led initiative, the Roger Glass Center for the Arts and an exhibit on Erma Bombeck’s life.
Faculty contributed to the Academic Minute and The Conversation. Local media highlighted events honoring the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the opening of the Roger Glass Center for the Arts and Davis Center students donating to local charities.
University of Dayton Libraries won a national award for commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion from Insight Into Diversity magazine.
A new exhibit in Roesch Library will celebrate the life and legacy of Erma Bombeck (1927–1996), trailblazing humor writer, bestselling author and syndicated columnist who found and developed her writing voice as a UD student.