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May

May in the News

Highlights for May are below, but you can click here to view links to all of the University's media coverage for the month.

Through May of fiscal year 2018, the total value of coverage is an estimated $3.91 million with an estimated reach of 4.21 billion people. Media in markets outside Dayton have mentioned the University at least 1,648 times. Monthly and cumulative figures are based on the Cision media monitoring service data.

Regional, National and International

The Coming Generation-Z Impact on Cybersecurity
May Issue
Education Technology Insights
Tom Skill, CIO

Leading the Way to a Customer-Centric Culture
May Issue
Technology First
Beth Hart, UDit

War of Words During Barr Testimony
May 1
Al Jazeera English
Thaddeus Hoffmeister, School of Law

Trial between Oberlin College and Local Bakery Tackles First Amendment Questions
May 2
ABA Journal
Erica Goldberg, School of Law

In-Flight Fashion, The Golden Age of Aviation
(Bednarek's part starts at the 12:00 mark)
May 2
Monocle
Janet Bednarek, history

Redrawn Congressional Maps Could Shift Ohio Politics in Democrats' Favor
May 3
Cleveland.com
Nancy Miller, political science

Trump Awards Medal to Tiger Woods, Calls Him 'True Legend'
May 6
The Associated Press (Picked up by The New York Times, Chicago Tribune, The Washington Post, San Francisco Chronicle and Los Angeles Times, among others).
Christopher Devine, political science

Questions about President's Motives in Giving Tiger Woods Presidential Medal of Freedom
May 6
KCAL-TV (Los Angeles)
Christopher Devine, political science

How to Use Your College Career Services after Graduation
May 7
Fast Company
Jason Eckert, career services

House Judiciary Votes to Hold U.S. Attorney General in Contempt
May 8
CTV (Canada)
Thaddeus Hoffmeister, School of Law

Examining American Express as a Brand
May 9
WalletHub
Riley Dugan, marketing

Face the State: Federal Court Ruled Ohio's Congressional Map was Gerrymandered
May 12
WBNS-TV (Columbus, Ohio)
Nancy Miller, political science

2019's Best & Worst Places to Start a Career
May 14
WalletHub (Patch.com affiliates in Pittsburgh and a Detroit suburb picked up portions of the story including Seager)
Liz Seager, career services

Tariffs are Just Another Tax — and Consumers Usually Pay the Price 
May 15
The Columbus Dispatch
Trevor Collier, economics and finance

Stiff Muscles are a Counterintuitive Superpower of NBA Athletes
May 16
The Conversation
Phil Anloague, physical therapy

UDRI, Air Force Life Cycle Management Center to Test New Technologies to Lower Sustainment Costs, Improve Readiness of the Air Force's C-130 Fleet
May 17
Air Force Radio News

University Receives C-130 Air Force Plane for Research
May 19
The Associated Press (More than 200 outlets picked up the story, including U.S. News & World Report, the San Francisco Chronicle and Chicago Tribune.)
UDRI

What's at Stake When Choosing a Credit Card
May 22
WalletHub
Randy Sparks, marketing

Colleges Add New Academic Programs
May 24
Inside Higher Ed
BA and BA in Sustainability

Trump Turns the Full Force of the Government on Perceived Political Enemies
May 24
NBCNews.com
Shelley Inglis, Human Rights Center

University of Dayton Launching Sustainability Bachelor's Degrees
May 26
Green Living Guy blog
Carter Creviston, student
Jason Pierce, College of Arts and Sciences

The Equality Act Passed the House, but What Do Local Officials and Experts Think?
May 27
WCPO.com (Cincinnati)
Thaddeus Hoffmeister, School of Law

What Law School Applicants Should Know about the Many Types of Lawyers
May 28
U.S. News & World Report
Andrew Strauss, School of Law

More Americans are Suing over Gerrymandered State Maps – but the Supreme Court is not Likely to Step In
May 28
The Conversation
Nancy Miller, political science

La Mujer Obrera Hosting “America the Borderland" Next Month
May 29
El Paso Herald-Post
Joel Pruce, Human Rights Center

UD Law Professor Thaddeus Hoffmeister: Mueller Has Placed This in Congress' Lap
May 29
Al Jazeera English
Thaddeus Hoffmeister, School of Law

Ohio Cyclists Plan 600-Mile Bike Ride to Montgomery for Charity
May 30
WBMA-TV (Birmingham, Alabama)
Peter Titlebaum, health and sports science

Sovereign Citizen Threat Looms 5 Years after Cici's Pizza Attack
May 31
Las Vegas Review-Journal
Paul Becker, sociology

Ride 4 Freedom Meets Freedom Rider: PhDs Talk Freedom and Best Way to Get There
May 31
WCPO-TV (Cincinnati)
Peter Titlebaum, health and sports science

Dayton-area Media

For all local coverage in May, click here

Multiple Outlets

University of Dayton Dedicates Curran Place
May 1
Dayton Daily News, WDTN-TV and ABC22/Fox45

Graduation at the University of Dayton
May 11-12
Dayton Daily News, ABC22/Fox45, WDTN-TV and WHIO-TV 

Teacher Misconduct: Social Media Causing More Teachers to Face Charges
May 13-14
Dayton Daily News and WHIO-TV
Charlie Russo, educational leadership

Donated C-130 to be New Laboratory for UD's Research Institute
May 15-17
Dayton Daily News, WHIO-TV, WDTN-TV, ABC22/Fox45

Daytonian of the Week: Julianne Evans, University of Dayton
May 22
Julianne Evans, student
Dayton.com and Dayton Daily News

University of Dayton GEMnasium Expanding Classrooms to Downtown Arcade Building
May 24
Brian LaDuca, IACT
WDTN-TV and Dayton Business Journal

UDRI Wins $10M Contract to Help Advance Hypersonic Flight
May 25, 29
Brett Hauber, UDRI
Dayton Daily News and Dayton Business Journal

Dayton Daily News

Local Colleges Change Recruitment to Attract Diminishing High School Grads
May 20
Rob Durkle, enrollment management

Free Downtown Dayton Shuttle Doubling Initial Target for Riders
May 23
Vince Lewis, L. William Crotty Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership

ABC22/Fox45

Legal Expert Weighs in on Local Family Suing Football Helmet Maker
May 16
Tom Hagel, School of Law

History of Hate in Ohio
May 22
Bill Trollinger, history

Legal Expert Explains When Children are Tried as Adults
May 24
Tom Hagel, School of Law

WDTN-TV

Cyberattack Leaves Baltimore Shut Down for Two Weeks
May 22
Dave, Salisbury, Center for Cyber Security and Data intelligence

Dayton Business Journal

UD President Eric Spina Shares How Faith Impacts Workplace
May 7

University of Dayton to Offer New Degrees in Sustainability
May 20
Rebecca Potter, sustainability program
Carter Creviston, student

West Dayton Problem Property Subject of Real Estate Competition
May 24
Vince Lewis, director of the L. William Crotty Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership

Gem City Market Construction Update
May 29
Brian LaDuca, IACT

WYSO-FM

Can Dialogue Help Americans Overcome the Red and Blue Divide? Some Say Yes
May 8
Joe Valenzano, communication