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Sinclair Broadcasting's National Desk, Catholic World Report and Our Sunday Visitor are among the national news outlets highlighting UD programs or faculty expertise. Local media featured UD's commencement exercises.

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 Associated Press, The Conversation and Bloomberg publications are among the national news outlets tapping UD faculty expertise. Regional and local media featured May graduates, Flyer Pitch winners and new technology in The Emporium.

The University of Dayton will award an honorary doctorate to Clayton Mathile, former owner and CEO of The Iams Company whose entrepreneurial vision and philanthropy has had a significant impact on people near and far, with a very strong passion for the people of southwest Ohio.

The University of Dayton expects to confer a record of approximately 2,500 degrees, including an all-time high of approximately 1,600 undergraduate degrees, during commencement ceremonies May 6-7 at University of Dayton Arena.

Women founders swept the University of Dayton Flyer Pitch competition in all three tracks with solutions for seniors needing transportation and home care, women of color navigating the healthcare system, and homebuyers buying off-market properties.

Newsweek, Politifact, Spectrum News 1 Ohio and Sacred Heart Radio are among the national and regional news outlets tapping faculty expertise or highlighting UD programs.

The University of Dayton will have Ohio's first store powered by Amazon's Just Walk Out technology when it reopens a popular campus convenience store as a checkout-free shopping and dining experience.

Twelve University of Dayton schools and programs are listed among the '2023-2024 U.S. News Best Graduate Schools Rankings.'

Ukrainian artwork and cultural artifacts highlighting themes of freedom, war, resistance and religious devotion will be on display in two free, public Marian Library exhibits beginning May 1.