On June 30, 2025, the University of Dayton, licensee of Radio Station WUDR-FM 98.1 at Dayton, Ohio and Translator Station W258AI 99.5 at Dayton, Ohio, filed an application with the Federal ...

Dr. Galli Robertson joined the Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work at the University of Dayton in 2018. Her research spans the fields of environmental sociology and social movement ...

Sabrina M. Neeley, Ph.D., MPH is the Associate Dean for Clinical, Global & Experiential Learning in the School of Education and Health Sciences, and an Associate Professor in the Department of Health ...

University of Dayton students, faculty and staff are eligible to borrow materials from University Libraries. Borrowing privileges vary according to borrower status. Questions about borrowing? Contact ...

School of Education and Health Sciences: Department of Educational Administration, Doctorate of Educational Leadership Ziskin, M.B. & Young, P.C. (2023). Using assessment data to advance equity: Five ...

School of Education and Health Sciences: Department of Educational Administration Brion, C. (2024). Leading schools in the midst of COVID 19: Experiences of basic school leaders of the Komenda Edina ...

The University of Dayton today announced a leadership transition for its vice president for mission and rector position, a role central to upholding the University’s Catholic, Marianist identity.

How UD alum Katelyn Rendulic ’15 helped her grandfather tell his life story and secret to 97 years Katelyn Rendulic ’15 spent every Monday of 2023 doing the same thing — listening. After weekday mass, ...

A clear forecast welcomed back a large group of classes at Reunion Weekend 2025, June 6, 7 and 8. It was especially meaningful for some guests who remarked they hadn’t been back to campus in a decade ...

In 1850, the Marianists took a risk and opened their first school in America. The hardships they endured shaped the University of Dayton as it is today. Look back at 175 years of history that ...

Flowers, symbols of Our Lady, raise our hearts to God and inspire stewardship of our common home. We take a look at this Marian Library collection.