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2.9.2026
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UD in the News Feb. 1-6 link-arrow link-arrow

Several local outlets covered President Eric Spina's retirement announcement plus tapped faculty expertise in law, fitness, political science and sociology. Faculty also contributed to The Conversation, Railway Age and Catholic World Report.
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2.6.2026
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University of Dayton President Eric F. Spina announces 2027 retirement link-arrow link-arrow

University of Dayton President Eric F. Spina has announced he will retire in June 2027, after serving 11 years as UD's 19th president and nearly 40 years in higher education.
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2.2.2026
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UD in the News Jan. 17-31 link-arrow link-arrow

Faculty contributed expertise to The National Desk, Axios, WOSU-AM, Catholic World Report and Dayton Daily News. ASEE First Bell highlighted Flyer Nest. Local media featured the W.S. McIntosh Memorial Leadership Award and UD's food festival.
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1.28.2026
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Law professor's book on U.S.-England legal differences inspired by end-of-life letter link-arrow link-arrow

Americans following the trial in England of Prince Harry versus the publisher of the British tabloid Daily Mail may be surprised how juries are selected, witnesses are prepared, and other differences between trials in the U.S. and England.
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1.20.2026
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UD earns national recognition for community engagement link-arrow link-arrow

The University of Dayton is once again recognized as a national leader in service and partnership with the 2026 Carnegie Community Engagement Classification.
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1.16.2026
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UD in the News Jan. 10-16 link-arrow link-arrow

Inside Higher Ed featured UD's Flyer Nest, which provides students with experience in launching, financing and investing in ventures. Faculty also contributed expertise to The Conversation, NPR, The National Desk and Catholic World Report.
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1.15.2026
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National report highlights commitment to access link-arrow link-arrow

A new report from the American Talent Initiative shows top universities — including the University of Dayton — are enrolling more students from lower-income families.