Good morning, CLASS OF 2025!! And what a joyous morning it is! Congratulations to each and every one of you! Now…take a deep breath. Pause. Exhale. And let the realization of this moment wash over you ...

The Associated Press, Ms., Catholic World Report and the Dayton Daily News are among the media citing UD expertise or research. WDTN.com highlighted the honorary degree entrepreneur and non-profit ...

For students pursuing a career in the medical field, finding community and hands-on experience can make a world of difference. At the University of Dayton, Healing Hearts offers all of the above — ...

At the sight of white smoke, Catholic experts jumped into action, sharing expertise with FOX News, The Wall Street Journal, NewsNation, The Washington Post, and TV and radio stations in Washington, ...

University of Dayton faculty offer early reflections on the election of Pope Leo XIV, highlighting his deep roots in the Americas, his commitment to Catholic social teaching; and his emphasis on unity ...

Donya Qendah is an aspiring physical therapist. She absorbs all she can in class and works as a physical therapy aid, too. On Wednesday mornings, Qendah exercises her skills with third- and ...

Cynthia Kaplan is a New York City-based writer, musician and actress. She is the author of two acclaimed collections of comic essays, Why I’m Like This: True Stories, a Barnes & Noble Discover Great ...

The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Oklahoma Statewide Charter School Board v. Drummond April 30, 2025. UD professor Charles J. Russo writes that the litigation reveals built-in tension in the ...

This service is available at the Public Safety administrative offices for University-affiliated individuals and is by appointment only. Note: Those needing fingerprints for School of Education ...

When a strong wind blows across an airfield tarmac, a small block of wood or plastic is the only barrier preventing a multimillion dollar aircraft parked outside from rolling away. Unless the block ...

I always tell students one thing when they come into my office: “You’ve gotta put a goal for the year on the wall.” They show up for candy and leave with a purpose. At least, that’s my hope.

I may be barking up the wrong tree, but as a human who has been owned by several canines, I am in a good position — standing, running or being yanked in several directions at once — to pass along my ...