Recent News
News
3.1.2023
Public Safety completes international association's pledge to improve interactions with people with mental health
conditions
University of Dayton Public Safety is one of two police agencies in Ohio to complete the International Association of Chiefs of Police pledge to improve interactions with people with mental health conditions.
News
2.14.2023
University to house Willis Bing Davis
Archive
The University of Dayton will create the Willis Bing Davis Archive, an enduring tribute to the notable artist, educator and community activist that will carry forward his passion for educating the next generation.
News
12.15.2022
University awards prestigious McIntosh Scholarship to ‘purpose-driven
leader’
Centerville High School senior Gabby Davis, described as a purpose-driven leader who can quickly make people feel included in a community, has been awarded the prestigious W.S. McIntosh Memorial Leadership Award.
News
12.15.2022
Kessler Scholars for first-generation students accepting
applications
The University of Dayton is accepting applications for the new Kessler Scholars program to support UD Sinclair Academy students who are the first in their families to pursue a four-year degree with financial aid, academic guidance, mentoring and more.
News
12.6.2022
University of Dayton launches Health Equity Fellows, think tank with $1M+ in
gifts
The University of Dayton will launch a new Health Equity Fellows program to provide paid internships, mentoring and professional development to underrepresented students from the Dayton region.
Faith/Mission
11.29.2022
7 things to know about
Mary
The University of Dayton’s Marian Library is dedicated to making the Virgin Mary better known, loved and served. Here are seven things to know about the mother of Jesus.
News
11.28.2022
Engineering systems for the common good: With math, class hopes to offer solutions to
homelessness
It's an equation that may seem impossible, an engineering professor using math to help find solutions for homelessness in Montgomery County, but Raúl Ordóñez believes his class can calculate some very real answers.