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The Associated Press wrote about an upcoming book about Black nuns by UD historian Shannen Dee Williams. The Conversation published another piece by Susan and Bill Trollinger about the Ark Encounter. Sinclair Broadcasting's national news program interviewed political scientist Christopher Devine about the recent primary and upcoming general elections.

For the past seven years, every University of Dayton dietetics graduate has "matched" with one of their preferred internship programs, an impressive rate far above the national average and an essential step toward career success.

After an unexpected halt to their research at the beginning of the pandemic, two University of Dayton physical therapy students shifted gears to examine whether physical and occupational therapy delivered virtually could address cancer-related fatigue. Their study won a national award from the Academy of Oncologic Physical Therapy of the American Physical Therapy Association earlier this year.

A mother-daughter duo and one of the nation's top ROTC cadets will be among those walking across the stage for the University of Dayton's first "full" spring commencement ceremonies in three years.

This year's University of Dayton Army ROTC cadet class will graduate and receive their commissions as the top-rated class in Ohio.

Ohio cable news channel Spectrum News 1 featured the UD Sinclair Academy and The Washington Post and Yahoo! News quoted a pair of faculty.

CBS News interviewed Bob Brecha, director of the sustainability program, about using cleaner electric energy to combat climate change. Law professor Kevin Leske wrote about ethics rules for Supreme Court justices for The Conversation.

NBC Nightly News and CNBC.com interviewed Human Rights Center Executive Director Shelley Inglis about war crimes for Russian President Vladimir Putin. Law professor Erica Goldberg wrote about book bans for The Conversation.

The University of Dayton Flyer Pitch competition named its winners — “life-changing” business and new venture ideas that aim to bring clean drinking water to people around the globe, improve the experience of breastfeeding mothers, and support children’s learning and emotional wellness.

The University of Dayton will dedicate the new John D. Mittelstaedt Center for Advising and Business Student Success and launch a scholarship in memory of the late dean.