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3.17.2025
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Cardinal Peter Kodwo Appiah Turkson to receive honorary doctorate link-arrow link-arrow

The University of Dayton will honor Cardinal Peter Kodwo Appiah Turkson with an honorary doctorate during the inaugural conference of the U.S. Chapter of the Committee of Pan American Judges on Social Justice March 26-28 at the University of Dayton.
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3.14.2025
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UD in the News March 8-14 link-arrow link-arrow

The Associated Press, Our Sunday Visitor, Inside Higher Ed and Catholic World Report tapped UD legal expertise. Inside Higher Ed highlighted the business school's micro-mentor program. Local media featured an anti-human trafficking event at UD.
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3.11.2025
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onMain announces stabilization, renovation work on Roundhouse link-arrow link-arrow

onMain Inc. announces the exposition building, better known as the Roundhouse, will undergo a stabilization and exterior renovation project beginning this week. This marks the kickoff of visible work the community will see as onMain begins its innovative redevelopment of the 38-acre site just south of downtown Dayton.
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3.7.2025
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UD in the News March 1-7 link-arrow link-arrow

Faculty wrote about tax obligations of social media influencers and 'Who's who at the Vatican?' for The Conversation. preLaw magazine, a top publication covering legal education, prominently featured the School of Law's online juris doctor program.
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3.7.2025
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AES Ohio Foundation awards $52,000 grant to two UD programs link-arrow link-arrow

Two University of Dayton programs dedicated to developing the next generation of public servants will continue their work with continued financial support from the AES Ohio Foundation.
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2.28.2025
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UD in the News Feb. 22-28 link-arrow link-arrow

Dennis Doyle joined NewsNation to discuss Pope Francis' legacy. In The Conversation, law professor Jeff Schmitt explains a constitutional crisis. Local media highlighted UD programs.
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2.24.2025
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UD maintains strong credit ratings link-arrow link-arrow

Major credit agencies reaffirmed the University's strong ratings, recognizing UD's Catholic and Marianist identity, academic program diversity, high student retention, large and growing research enterprise, and positive operating margin.