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7.17.2026
UD in the News July
4-17
U.S. News & World Report, The Conversation, Newsweek and NewsNation recently tapped faculty expertise. Spectrum News 1 Ohio featured ROTC cadet Jameir Jackson's journey to commissioned officer through the Army's Green to Gold program.
6.26.2026
UD in the News June
20-26
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.
5.22.2026
UD in the News May
16-22
A trio of faculty wrote for The Conversation, The Columbus Dispatch and Dayton Daily News. Regional and local media highlighted student sustainability efforts and UD Choose Ohio First grants to help prepare students for STEM careers.
5.8.2026
UD in the News May
2-8
Local media highlighted University initiatives, events and a "rising star of education," plus expertise on AI and the job market. The Statehouse News Bureau featured UD in a story about Ohio college students committing to the Catholic faith.
5.4.2026
Long-time UD Marianist leader, Dayton Children's CEO to receive honorary
degrees
Former University of Dayton vice president the Rev. James Fitz, S.M., and Deborah Feldman, president and CEO of Dayton Children’s Hospital, will receive honorary degrees during the University of Dayton's graduation ceremony May 10 in UD Arena.
4.6.2026
UD in the News March 28-April
3
The Wall Street Journal, Axios, l'Opinion in France, BirdNote and several regional and local outlets featured UD faculty expertise, the Erma Bombeck Writers' Workshop, Flyer Pitch, how UD is educating students in AI, and students seeking Catholicism.
4.6.2026
Update: University of Dayton giving day a
success
A total of 6,698 donors gave $2,620,034 during One Day, One Dayton 2026. Additionally, this year's amount eclipsed last year's by $191,000. Donor participation rose by 2%. Read more here about One Day, One Dayton 2026 and the impact past giving days has had on our students.