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The eyes of the state will turn to the University of Dayton at 7 p.m. today as it hosts the first 2018 gubernatorial debate between Democratic nominee Richard Cordray and Republican nominee and Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine at Daniel J. Curran Place on the University of Dayton River Campus.

The University of Dayton is ranked No. 18 on Sierra magazine's "Cool Schools" list for displaying "a deep and thorough commitment to protecting the environment, addressing climate issues and encouraging environmental responsibility."

The Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education 2018 Sustainable Campus Index released Aug. 22 lists the University of Dayton among the world's top performers in the categories of research and purchasing, and highlights the UD's Energy GPA program and Kennedy Union green roof.

Oscar Ntakontagize knows one thing for sure: He wants to be a chemical engineer. What wasn’t so clear was how he’d get the education he needs for his dream career.

The University of Dayton class of 2022 sets new records for diversity and academic talent, and is part of a record undergraduate student body.

Money, a magazine published by Time, named the University of Dayton one of the 50 most transformative colleges in the country.

Nine University of Dayton students are working this summer to find creative solutions to real-world challenges focused on education innovation.

National and international organizations recently recognized the University of Dayton’s Division of Student Development for its community policing, alcohol prevention, residential learning and student training programs, and annual report.

It's become an annual occurrence for University of Dayton graduates: a haul of prestigious national scholarships. This year, UD grads claimed five Fulbrights, a Goldwater Scholarship and a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship.

Studies report Dayton is the second worst city in the nation for food hardship in households with children, and one in six Miami Valley residents are uncertain of their next meal. So the University of Dayton is working with several community partners to end food insecurity in the region.