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8.27.2026
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River Stewards year begins with 'shocking' experience link-arrow link-arrow

"Immersive" learning is more "submersive" learning for the University of Dayton River Stewards, whose school year kicked off with a "shocking" experience learning about monitoring the health of local waterways.
8.10.2026
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UD in the News Aug. 1-7 link-arrow link-arrow

The University's project to bring carbon-free power to satisfy its electricity needs continued to make news nationwide. President Eric F. Spina was a guest of a podcast to discuss the college athletics landscape. EMS World featured UD EMS in a story.
7.31.2026
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UD in the News July 25-31 link-arrow link-arrow

The Washington Post, The Conversation and RealClearMarkets tapped UD faculty expertise. Regional and local media highlighted onMain, our Health and Wellbeing Center and a project now bringing carbon-free power to satisfy campus electricity needs.
7.28.2026
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Waste heat becomes carbon-free electricity for campus through first-of-its-kind initiative link-arrow link-arrow

Carbon-free power is now flowing from a waste-heat-to-power project, which will consistently satisfy all of the University of Dayton’s electricity needs.  
6.26.2026
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UD in the News June 20-26 link-arrow link-arrow

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
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UD in the News May 16-22 link-arrow link-arrow

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.
8.18.2025
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UD in the News Aug. 9-16 link-arrow link-arrow

The Canadian Press quoted a pair of faculty in a story about tariffs. Tom Skill wrote "AI-savvy college grads key. 5 things we need to do" for the Dayton Daily News. WDTN interviewed climate scientist Shuang-ye Wu about energy demand in Ohio.