UD in the News Oct. 24-30 : University of Dayton, Ohio

Regional and national media sought the insight of University of Dayton political scientists and biologists. Food Drink Life highlighted UD research into why shelters pause black cat adoptions before Halloween despite no proof of danger.

Intel shows Iran in advanced stages of targeting American diplomats Part 1 | Part 2
WLW-AM (Cincinnati)
Mark Ensalaco, political science

Don Kissick, Libertarian candidate for Ohio governor
WOSU-AM All Sides with Amy Juravich
Christopher Devine, political science

On two Ohio solar farms, American robins built nests nearly twice as tall on 217 tilting panels, and the sagging roofline turned out to be the reason
Energies Media
Chelse Prather, biology

Bees becoming more aggressive in the fall months
WDTN-TV
Stephanie Murray, biology

Shelters keep pausing black cat adoptions before Halloween despite no proof of danger
Food Drink Life
Greg Elvers, psychology

Ohio courts invalidate parental educational choice program
Catholic World Report
Charles Russo, School of Law and School of Education and Health Sciences