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For more than 30 years, Campus Ministry has supported students in unplanned pregnancies — offering them emotional support, connecting them with social services in the community, assisting them with academic accommodations and more.

The University of Dayton now has a leading voice on issues that affect independent nonprofit colleges and universities and their students through two respected organizations that advocate for private education.

Our Sunday Visitor featured the University's efforts to educate students about their Catholic faith and Mary, the mother of Jesus. ASEE First Bell and local media highlighted a new virtual reality lab bringing buildings to life for civil engineers.

A pair of faculty wrote for The Conversation. The Journal of College Admission featured the UD Sinclair Academy. Regional and local media covered UD's move-in and record enrollment.

When a building is built, it's too late to change the placement of something. But a new virtual reality lab for civil engineers at the University of Dayton will bring buildings to life before dirt is turned, allowing engineers to see if the way it's intended to be built is the way it should be.

Want to attend a Best-Run College with Best Quality of Life, Best Campus Food and Best College Dorms among the Happiest Students? Then the Princeton Review reports the University of Dayton could be the place for you.

The University of Dayton expects to maintain record enrollment — projecting approximately 12,000 undergraduate, graduate, doctoral and law students — for the 2022-23 academic year.

A University of Dayton researcher helped lead a study published in Nature Communications today showing scenarios by some major oil companies for global reduction in greenhouse gas emissions are incompatible with the Paris Agreement's climate objectives.

The Ignatian Solidarity Network featured the University's ethical purchasing. Local media highlighted the L. Crotty Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership's new executive director.

For 20 years, Darrell Cotton climbed the ranks from history teacher to school administrator in Quaker education. Now he's poised to make an even greater impact through the University of Dayton's online doctor of education program.