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The Chronicle of Higher Education featured Anya Galli Robertson’s class. Aviation history Janet Bednarek shared her expertise with Forbes. International, Los Angeles and local outlets interviewed five political science faculty.
The Associated Press, The Conversation, The Hill and The Hechinger Report are among the national and international news organizations tapping University of Dayton faculty expertise.
University of Dayton Public Safety Officer Anthony “Tony” Eugene Cloyd will be among the law enforcement officers recognized next year at the National Law Enforcement Memorial in Washington, D.C., as an officer who died in the line of duty.
The University of Dayton will receive a three-year, $450,000 grant from The Dayton Foundation to fund education, research and community outreach to help improve prevention, treatment and rehabilitation for traumatic brain injuries.
The University of Dayton Fighting Flyers was selected as the top Army ROTC program in the Midwest earning the 2022-23 MacArthur Award from the Gen. Douglas MacArthur Foundation.
UD School of Engineering faculty, staff and alumni are leading by example and showing students how to serve others with their engineering skills by improving access to water for schools in Malawi.
The Academic Minute featured English Professor Bryan Bardine's research on heavy metal scenes. Local media highlighted Christmas on Campus and the Greg and Annie Stevens Intelligent Infrastructure Engineering Lab.
University of Dayton Arena was scheduled to be ready for March Madness on March 15, 2020. But COVID-19 changed that. By that evening, a flurry of text messages to UD Arena Executive Director Scott DeBolt set into motion a transformation of UD Arena unlike any in its history. By March 17, 2020, the day the NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament should have tipped in Dayton, the arena became southwest Ohio's first mass public COVID-19 testing site.
The University of Dayton has added four new members to its board of trustees, including two recent alumni invited to join through a new category designed to attract early career professionals to the board.
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.