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News
10.30.2026
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UD in the News Oct. 24-30 link-arrow link-arrow

Regional and national media sought the insight of University of Dayton political scientists and biologists. Food Drink Life highlighted UD research into why shelters pause black cat adoptions before Halloween despite no proof of danger.
Campus and Community
10.28.2026
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A holistic advisor's instinct turned two strangers into best friends link-arrow link-arrow

A UD student was ready to withdraw, until her holistic advisor talked her through it and connected her with a fellow student who became her best friend.
Campus and Community
10.27.2026
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Nativities exhibit opens Nov. 16 link-arrow link-arrow

“It Takes a Village: Christmas in Community” is open to the public Nov. 16 through Jan. 15 in Roesch Library.
News
10.23.2026
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UD in the News Oct. 17-23 link-arrow link-arrow

Spectrum News 1 Ohio featured hands-on learning in the Davis Center for Portfolio Management and how its students are giving back to the community. Faculty also lent their expertise to The National Desk, TIME and The Conversation.
Engineering
10.23.2026
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New engineering offerings promote career readiness for healthcare, banking, defense link-arrow link-arrow

New offerings for University of Dayton engineering students are designed to broaden expertise they will take into the workforce, especially in the healthcare, defense, automotive and banking industries.
Research
10.22.2026
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UD researcher among group enlisting AI to detect flawed factory parts faster link-arrow link-arrow

A University of Dayton statistician and an international team of researchers are showing how artificial intelligence can help factories detect flawed parts without the expensive step that keeps the technology out of reach for most manufacturers.
Engineering
10.20.2026
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Is AI cybersecurity a game? Local researchers part of NSA grant to show it can be link-arrow link-arrow

Showing Dayton-area middle and high school students that learning about artificial intelligence and cybersecurity can be fun and interactive is the goal of a two-year, $500,000 National Security Agency award led by the University of Dayton.