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A pair of Conversation stories, an Academic Minute, and interviews with Marketplace, Bloomberg and USA TODAY...not a bad way to end 2023.
A champion for a home for everyone and social justice for all, Shannon Isom, president and CEO of Columbus' Community Shelter Board and past president and CEO of YWCA Dayton, will serve as the University's Martin Luther King Jr. breakfast speaker.
A pair of faculty wrote for The Conversation. MoneyGeek talked to Christopher Calvin in accounting about 0% credit cards. Joy Losee in psychology sat down with Spectrum News 1 Ohio for a program on gun culture in the U.S.
Political scientist Christopher Devine talked to Newsweek and The (Cincinnati) Enquirer. National Catholic Reporter tapped historian Shannen Dee Williams' expertise. Local media featured Christmas on Campus and Glenna Jennings' art and activism.
University of Dayton Public Safety Officer Anthony “Tony” Eugene Cloyd will be among the law enforcement officers recognized next year at the National Law Enforcement Memorial in Washington, D.C., as an officer who died in the line of duty.
Inside Higher Ed listed the Roesch Library story and podcast studios among '5 new campus spaces for student thriving, wellness.' Political scientist Christopher Devine talked to The National Desk. Local media highlighted Christmas on Campus.
UD's Catholic, Marianist tradition was on display in the Caribbean, the Archdiocese of Cincinnati and locally. Local media also featured the Dayton Arcade and UD's new Digital Transformation Center.
The University of Dayton is among three schools the National Science Foundation awarded $526,630 to create research experiences for undergraduates studying STEM for social change defined by United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals.
Faculty shared expertise in The Conversation, Newsweek, Education Week and El Mercurio in Chile, and on WBNS-TV in Columbus, Ohio. Local media featured UD's Mass to honor veterans and UD receiving Choose Ohio First scholarships for STEM students.
Political scientists provided election analysis to Fox, TIME, and TV stations in Columbus and Dayton. An op-ed by President Eric F. Spina focused on restoring faith in higher ed. Spectrum News 1 featured UD's human rights conference and pep band.