Most people may forget about a passing motorcycle they see on the highway, but University of Dayton graduate student Khaled Hamdan ’25 cannot stop thinking about it. He sees all of the ways he can ...

Government contracting is a high-demand field that offers career stability and competitive salaries ranging from $87,000 to $143,000. This accelerated program allows students to gain a strong ...

Julia Daschbach planned to major in graphic design when she started at the University of Dayton, but soon discovered photography was her true passion. She credits the College of Arts and Sciences’ ...

Never trust your mute. I mean NEVER. Not in a phone-line-based class, not when using your Bluetooth headset, the built-in microphone on your laptop, or earbuds. NEVER. If you’re watching TV during ...

Want to become a better version of your peasant self? Kristen Mulrooney’s How Not to Be a Basic Peasant: A Medieval Bard’s Guide to Living Your Best Life (Running Press Adult) has all the answers — ...

News agencies across the region, the nation and throughout the world often reach out to our faculty experts for their perspectives on today's issues. This media coverage highlights the service, ...

Communities in Action, a Latin American film festival hosted by the University of Dayton, provided space for the greater Dayton community to engage with Latin American and Latinx narratives centered ...

Imagine a campus where every coffee cup is reusable, reducing waste and promoting sustainability. Many University of Dayton students enjoy going to the Blend for refreshers or coffee between classes ...

Cold weather kept the BEES (Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability) close to campus, but they were able to complete an excursion to the only national park in the nation dedicated to a ...

For more than two weeks, eyes have been on the Vatican, awaiting news about Pope Francis’ health. The pope has been at Rome’s Gemelli Hospital since Feb. 14, 2025, being treated for double pneumonia ...

I am looking for the man who came to my rescue in 1972. He went out of his way to help save me, a person he didn’t know. I am forever grateful to him. Starting my third year at UD, I was for the first ...

The Bombeck Family Learning Center hosted the From Trash to Treasure Recycled Art Show in January, a celebration of creativity, sustainability and community. The event celebrated the imaginative ...