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News
9.29.2025
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UD in the News Sept. 20-29 link-arrow link-arrow

Local news outlets covered the groundbreaking of onMain, Dayton's innovation district. NBC News, The Conversation, Spectrum News 1 Ohio and School Business Now highlighted UD faculty research and expertise.
Innovation
9.26.2025
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onMain breaks ground on first building, catalyzing a new era of innovation in Dayton link-arrow link-arrow

A decade in the making, the onMain Innovation District celebrated the groundbreaking for its first commercial building, the Think Dayton building.  
News
9.19.2025
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UD in the News Sept. 13-19 link-arrow link-arrow

Conversation and National Desk stories featuring UD expertise were picked up widely nationwide. In a piece for Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, Vince Lewis wrote about giving students opportunities to launch startups.
News
9.12.2025
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UD in the News Sept. 6-12 link-arrow link-arrow

Local media covered the University's remembrance of 9/11 and blessing of first responders. Faculty experts provided insight to Public News Service, WWL-AM in New Orleans, knewz, WYSO-FM, the Dayton Daily News and Dayton 24/7 Now.
News
9.8.2025
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UD in the News Aug. 29-Sept. 5 link-arrow link-arrow

Media near and far featured or reported on faculty and student expertise and research, including The Conversation, The National Desk, and eight stories on work in the University of Dayton Research Institute and School of Engineering.
News
9.5.2025
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University of Dayton recognized as a 'new' dream school in college admissions expert’s new book link-arrow link-arrow

The University of Dayton is listed as one of 75 ‘new’ dream schools across the nation in a best-selling author’s new book, highlighting the University’s strengths in student belonging, mentorship, success and return on investment.
Engineering
9.4.2025
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UD researcher wins $1.41M grant to create audiovisual system for safer work zones link-arrow link-arrow

A University of Dayton researcher, with $1.41 million from the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation, is striving to make work zones safer with additional "eyes" and "ears" to improve situational awareness and early warning of hazards.