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The Greater West Dayton Incubator is accepting nominations for the 2024 Gem City Black Business Month Awards, a celebration of excellence and innovation in the local Black business community.
President Eric F. Spina describes in the Dayton Daily News how UD is prepared for changes in higher ed. Christopher Sheehan explains how Yellow Springs, Ohio, got its name. America, The Atlantic and National Catholic Reporter tapped faculty expertise.
The University of Dayton received $54,000 from the AES Ohio Foundation to help fund two programs geared toward developing future public servants.
Political scientist Christopher Devine and education law expert Charles Russo continue to share their expertise on issues of the day. Spectrum News 1 Ohio featured Flyer Pitch competition winner From Fatherless to Fearless.
Eleven University of Dayton schools and programs are listed among the '2024 U.S. News Best Graduate Schools Rankings.'
The New York Times talked to school psychologist Elana Bernstein for its story What ‘Inside Out 2’ teaches us about anxiety. Al Jazeera tapped political scientist Christopher Devine for its story about 'everything you need to know' about VP candidates.
In the halls of the University of Dayton, where innovation thrives, Tarek Taha and Chris Yakopcic are creating technological marvels. Their journey — from theoretical musings to tangible patents — has reshaped their careers.
Marketplace, National Catholic Register, The Conversation and Catholic World Report are among the outlets tapping faculty expertise. UD political scientists remain active providing insight into Election 2024.
Eight University of Dayton students and alumni won competitive awards to pursue advanced degrees, study internationally or teach abroad during the 2024-2025 academic year.
The Dayton Daily News highlighted UD's role in training the semiconductor workforce. The Deseret News in Salt Lake City featured the University's DEI work. Media continued to seek political scientist Christopher Devine's expertise.