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.

As changes come to higher education, UD is prepared
Dayton Daily News
Eric F. Spina, president

'Made in God's image and likeness:' An introduction to disability theology
America
Jana Bennett, religious studies

Why your airport burger costs that much
The Atlantic
Janet Bednarek, history

'We are not saved alone:' Catholic theologians engage the social dimensions of salvation
National Catholic Reporter
Vince Miller, religious studies

$160M bitcoin war chest could ruin Dems in November
New York Post
Christopher Devine, political science

Higher Education is an ideal industry for Gen Zers to start their careers: What new grads should know
HigherEdJobs
Jason Eckert, career services

Comprehensive guide to graduate programs at the University of Dayton
Legit (Nigeria)
Paul Haught, graduate academic affairs and professional education

All voters, regardless of party, think economy is most important issue
WBNS 10 TV (Columbus, Ohio)
Christopher Devine, political science 

First presidential debate will look different from last time Trump, Biden debated
WBNS 10 TV (Columbus, Ohio)
Christopher Devine, political science

How much do debates matter for candidates?
WBNS 10 TV (Columbus, Ohio)
Christopher Devine, political science

Post-debate commentary centers on Biden performance
WBNS 10 TV (Columbus, Ohio)
Christopher Devine, political science

University of Dayton, partners receive grant for community reading project
Catholic Telegraph
Lauren Poor, Fitz Center

What have the candidates learned since their last debate?
WDTN-TV
Dan Birdsong, political science

University of Dayton, partners receive grant for community reading project
WDTN-TV
Fitz Center

Why is Yellow Springs called Yellow Springs?
ABC and Fox Dayton 24/7 Now
Christopher Sheehan, geology