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Time wrote about University of Dayton research on bragging and modesty; EWTN Catholic Radio interviewed Andrew Kosmowski about the Marian Library's 75th anniversary, Education Dive continued to seek CIO Tom Skill's advice on cybersecurity; and Heavy.com, with more than 10 million unique viewers per month, picked up historian Haimanti Roy's piece from The Conversation about the road to India's partition.

Agence France-Presse, Time and The Nation were among the international outlets tapping the expertise of University of Dayton faculty to explain the special election in Ohio's 12th Congressional district, the significance of the Ford Mustang, human rights and creating a cybersecure community.

Two University of Dayton researchers have designed a new tool to help teachers identify and select more diverse children’s literature for their classrooms.

U.S. News & World Report ranked eight University of Dayton programs among the top in the nation in its latest guide on “The Best Graduate Schools.”

The University of Dayton School of Education and Health Sciences welcomes current and aspiring educators across the country to apply to its online Master of Science in Education (MSE) in Educational Leadership.

Ninety-five percent of recent University of Dayton grads responding to the career services office's Flyer First Destination Survey report being employed, pursuing a graduate degree or participating in a service program within six months of graduation.

Future teachers, pastoral ministers and musicians in need of help to fund their University of Dayton educations will receive a boost thanks to a generous gift that will fund scholarships in those areas.

A kindergartener was missing school. That's all Michelle Sherman knew when she contacted the family. "It was a cold call," she said. "I just said: I'm here to help."

The University of Dayton is expanding its partnership with 2U, one of the foremost education technology companies in the U.S., to offer online graduate degrees in the School of Education and Health Sciences.

The Council for Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP) has granted the University of Dayton accreditation for its teacher preparation program, based in part on evidence that graduates are competent and caring educators.