June
June in the News
Highlights for June are below, but you can click here to view links to all of the University's media coverage for the month.
In fiscal year 2018, the total value of coverage is an estimated $4.35 million with an estimated reach of 4.7 billion people. Media in markets outside Dayton mentioned the University at least 2,050 times. Monthly and cumulative figures are based on the Cision media monitoring service data.
Regional, National and International
KKK Marching Again in the USA
June 1
Now Toronto
Art Jipson, sociology
A Team of Cyclists is Riding 600 Miles in Honor of the Fight for Civil Rights
June 1-12
WKYT-TV (Lexington, Kentucky), Fox 19 (Cincinnati), Alabama TV stations WAKA, WNCF, WCOV, WAFF, WSFA and WRBC; The Gadsden (Alabama) Times, and The Times (Apalachicola, Florida)
Peter Titlebaum, health and sports science
YouTube Policy Shift
June 5-6
Al Jazeera English
Erica Goldberg, School of Law
Doctor Killed 25 Patients, Officials Say. Can They Prove It?
June 7
ABC News via The Associated Press (At least 170 outlets picked up the story).
Thaddeus Hoffmeister, School of Law
Spraying in the Ohio Wind
June 7
Ohio Farmer
Sid Gunasekaran, mechanical and aerospace engineering
University of Dayton Wind Tunnel Used For Agricultural Chemical, Equipment Testing
June 10
ASEE First Bell
Sid Gunasekaran, mechanical and aerospace engineering
How to Choose the Right Law School to Become a Human Rights Lawyer
June 10
U.S. News & World Report
Shelley Inglis, Human Rights Center
Are Racist Yearbook Photos Protected Student Speech?
June 11
Pacific Standard
Charles Russo, educational leadership and School of Law
Worsening Priest Shortage Signals Another Challenge for Catholic Church
June 12
NorthJersey.com
Sandra Yocum, religious studies
'America the Borderland' Exhibit Features Immigrant Rights Organizers
June 13
El Paso Times
Joel Pruce, human rights
Dayton Man Found Guilty of Trying to Support ISIS Sentenced to 15 years
June 13
WSYX-TV (Columbus)
Mark Ensalaco, political science
No Underplaying the Jatt
June 16
The Tribune (India)
Michelle Pautz, political science
Ohio’s Swing City Fights for a New Future ahead of 2020 Election
June 16
The Irish Times
Christopher Devine, political science
At Colloquium, Hispanic Scholars Engage Theology's Real-World Implications
June 17
National Catholic Reporter
Neomi DeAnda, religious studies
National Security Officials Debate What to Call the Far-Right Threat
June 18
NPR
Art Jipson, sociology
Church to Allow More Married Priests
June 18
900 CHML (Hamilton, Ontario)
Bill Portier, religious studies
Acquiring E-Books for College and University Libraries
June 18
University Business
Fred Jenkins, University Libraries
How the New York Media Covered the Stonewall Riots
June 19
The Conversation
Chad Painter, communication
Why Do People Faint?
June 20
The Conversation
Anne Crecelius, health and sports science
Trump Has Been Awarding a Lot of Presidential Medals of Freedom. Here's What That Says about His Values
June 20
The Washington Post
Christopher Devine, political science
Historic Cross on Public Property Can Stay, Supreme Court Rules
June 20
Catholic News Service
Charles Russo, educational leadership and School of Law
New Book Looks at Why the 7 Deadly Vices Still Matter
June 22
Crux
Jana Bennett, religious studies
What Is a J.D. Degree?
June 23-24
U.S News & World Report, Yahoo! News, Yahoo! Finance and WTOP.com (Washington, DC)
Andrew Strauss, School of Law
Centers and Facilities: Arcade Hub
June 24
BizEd magazine
University of Dayton
What You Need to Know about Ohio's Tim Ryan before Presidential Debates
June 25
The (Toledo) Blade
Christopher Devine, political science
Live from the Catholic Education Summit
June 25
The Armchair Catholic
Understand That Not Everyone Is Going to Like You or Your Product — And That's Okay
June 27
Authority Magazine
Dani Ruffolo, 2019 School of Business Administration graduate
Some Calling for Independent Probe of Fatal Texas Drug Raid
June 28
The Associated Press (Picked up by more than 370 outlets, including The New York Times, The Washington Post, ABC News, San Francisco Chronicle, Yahoo! News, U.S News & World Report and the Daily Mail in the U.K.)
Thaddeus Hoffmeister, School of Law
Ethnic Nationalism is the PM's Major Hurdle, He has to Pacify Interest Groups
June 30
The East African
Messay Kebede, philosophy
Dayton-area Media
For all local coverage in June, click here.
Multiple Outlets
OnMain to Host Workshop for Fairgrounds Project
June 11-12
Dayton Business Journal, Dayton Daily News and Dayton Most Metro
Voyeurism Should be Looked at by State, Lawmaker Says
June 19
Dayton Daily News and WHIO-TV
Tom Hagel, School of Law
Charges Still Not Filed against Driver in Deadly Wrong-Way Crash
June 26
Dayton Daily News and WHIO-TV
Tom Hagel, School of Law
OnMain Community Workshop
June 27-29
Dayton Daily News, WHIO-TV and ABC22/Fox45
Former Springboro PE Teacher Accused of Sex Charges Involving 28 Female Students
June 18-19
Tom Hagel, School of Law
ABC22/Fox45
Was the Extensive Rally Cost Avoidable? Experts Weigh In
June 11
Tom Hagel, School of Law
Dayton Business Journal
Premier Health CEO Named Board Chair of Local University
June 28
University of Dayton