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06.26.2026


UD in the News June 20-26

Aerial of St. Mary's Hall, chapel and St. Joseph Hall

The Chronicle of Higher Education highlighted UD in its "Teaching" newsletter. Inside Higher Ed featured Flyer Farm in a story. Faculty also contributed expertise to The Conversation and The National Desk.

Teaching: How AI is forcing professors to overhaul the way they teach
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Sidaard Gunasekaran, School of Engineering

University of Dayton's Flyer Farm combats food insecurity
Inside Higher Ed and ASEE First Bell
Zac Kissell, student
Meagan Pant, news and communications
Steve Kendig, finance and administrative services

Why a Supreme Court case over a haircut could be a setback for religious liberty
The Conversation
Charles Russo, School of Law and School of Education and Health Science

Democratic socialists gain influence as party debates its future
The National Desk
Christopher Devine, political science

Vance takes center stage on Iran
Conservative News and Views
Christopher Devine, political science

BUILD America 250 Act creates massive risk and costs to public
Washington Examiner
Michael Gorman, business analytics

The reflecting pool as a metaphor for all D’ump has done to our country
The Nicole Sandler Show
Art Jipson, sociology

Dayton doula effort expands
CET Brick by Brick (Cincinnati)
Sharon Hawkins, Fitz Center Doula Initiative

OPINION: Andy’s Law risks creating very conditions it seeks to prevent
Dayton Daily News
Susybel Kallsen, criminal justice and security studies

University of Dayton to host dining, facilities job fair in July
WDTN.com