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“The Juggler of Notre Dame” entered the Marian Library Collection in 2022 for the Christmas exhibit Juggling for Mary. The stained-glass window is now featured in the Roger Glass Center for the Arts, ...

A team of engineers at the University of Dayton Research Institute have developed a one-of-a-kind laser system that proved so successful in its initial intended use in composites processing, the ...

Charles Russo was a guest of Ave Maria Radio and regional and local media featured a $1.5 million gift for the Center for Catholic Education. Legal expert Charles Russo discusses state laws trying to ...

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Rebecca Gonter-Dray, assistant clinical professor for dietetics and nutrition in the Department of Health and Sport Science, was honored with two distinctive awards from the nutrition and dietetics ...

UDRI's nondestructive evaluation engineering experts have been developing software for the the analysis of probability of detection (POD) data since the 1990s. Over the past three decades our POD ...

Campus Compact, a nonprofit coalition of colleges and universities committed to fulfilling public purposes of higher education, honored the Dayton Civic Scholars, a University of Dayton program ...

The University of Dayton’s Center for Catholic Education received a $1.5 million donation from Peggy and Victor Dubrowski to help prepare the next generation of Catholic educators with a strong ...

Crafting a book that makes philosophical and theological concepts more relatable, Bret Callentine ’92 tells the intricate story of redemption, discovery and spirituality. When Reily dies in a ...

The University of Dayton Honors Program is home to some of the brightest minds on campus, students who are not only excelling in their coursework but also making meaningful contributions to their ...