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The International Jurist featured the law school's online LL.M. program. Regional media talked to experts in the Human Rights Center about human trafficking and extremism. Local media reported on UD's commencement ceremonies and Flyer Pitch winners.
The University of Dayton’s new Urban Leadership Academy partnership with Dayton Public Schools will prepare educators for positions to guide the district’s future.
The University of Dayton expects to confer approximately 2,170 degrees, including an all-time high of approximately 1,710 undergraduate degrees, during commencement ceremonies May 4-5 at University of Dayton Arena.
Regional and local media highlighted an agreement to reduce UD's carbon footprint by 71%, partnerships to create education and career opportunities for area students, and Flyer Pitch winners. The Conversation and ABC News featured faculty expertise.
The University of Dayton’s Flyer Pitch awarded top prizes from among 100 applicants to a new rapid test to detect disease among farm animals and crops; a social enterprise to promote better health for Black Americans; and a nonprofit dedicated to helping fatherless teen girls.
Tallgrass, the University of Dayton and AES Ohio entered into an innovative long-term agreement that fosters the University of Dayton’s efforts to achieve its renewable energy goals. The new waste heat to power facility will capture the heat produced by an existing process and generate decarbonized power, which will be sold to AES Ohio for the benefit of the University of Dayton.
Media featured the Roger Glass Center for the Arts grand opening and learning opportunities for students. NPR On Point tapped Christopher Devine to be a guest and The National Desk quoted him in a story picked up nationwide about Election 2024.
Dayton Public Schools, the University of Dayton and Premier Health announced the approval of a property-tax-sharing plan at the Dayton Public Schools board meeting April 16 for the development of onMain, Dayton’s Imagination District, on the former Montgomery County fairgrounds property.
University of Dayton President Eric F. Spina has joined 60 college presidents representing more than 450,000 students — including those from the Ivy League, historically Black institutions, other faith-based schools, public research universities and more — in an effort to prepare graduates as engaged citizens.
Local media featured our giving day and the Roger Glass Center for the Arts grand opening. The New York Times, Associated Press, USA TODAY, National Jurist and four national Catholic outlets are among those highlighting UD programs or expertise.