May
May in the News
Highlights for May are below, but you can click here to view links to all of the University's media coverage for the month.
Through May of fiscal year 2018, the total value of coverage is an estimated $2.97 million with an estimated reach of 10.12 million people. Media in markets outside Ohio have mentioned the University at least 737 times. Monthly and cumulative figures are based on the Cision media monitoring service data.
Regional, National and International
University of Dayton MLK50 Remembrance
May 2018 issue
Insight into Diversity (page 58)
Lawrence Burnley, vice president for diversity and inclusion
Want More Diverse Children’s Books In The Classroom? Use This Rubric
May 1
EntertainmentNutz (picked up from WVXU-FM in Cincinnati)
Jackie Arnold and Mary-Kate Sableski, teacher education
Hyperloop up Against Cleveland Transit Dreams That Never Came True
May 2
Here and Now, NPR's Midday News Program
Janet Bednarek, history
Developing Leaders While Delivering Results
May 2
CIO Talk Network
Tom Skill, chief information officer
Voters Tend to Approve of Their Senators — but Still Want Change
May 3
Polizette
Christopher Devine, political science
Airport History
May 4
C-SPAN
Janet Bednarek, history
University of Dayton MBA@Dayton Interview
May 4
BusinessStudent.com
Scott MacDonald, MBA director
Trump Administration Ending Hondurans' Special Immigration Status
May 4
CBSNews.com via The Associated Press
Miranda Hallett, sociology
How Can You Tell If Someone Likes You?
May 8-11
IFLscience.com, Daily Mail, Neuroscience News and ScienceBlog
R. Matthew Montoya, psychology
Catholics Get Chance to Celebrate, Think About Mary with New Feast Day
May 9
Catholic News Service
Gloria Dodd, International Marian Research Institute
Democrats and Republicans Breathe a Sigh of Relief After the Primaries
May 9
The Economist
Bob Taft, former Ohio governor
Tony Talbott: Keep up Pressure Against Online Sex Ads
May 17
The Columbus Dispatch
Tony Talbott, Human Rights Center
New Gauntlet Thrown in Battle for Open Internet
May 17
Ohio News Connection/Public News Service
Andrew Rossow, School of Law
EY Announces 'Day One Ready' Program
May 17
Accounting Today
University of Dayton
US Weighs Plans to Curb Chinese Investment
May 21
BBC
Richard Stock, Business Research Group
UD to Launch Innovative Online Law Degree Program
May 25-30
JD Journal, Inside Higher Ed, Dayton Business Journal, Dayton Daily News, WDTN-TV
Andrew Strauss, School of Law
Eric Spina, president
Welcome to Hell: A History of Portals to the Underworld
May 26
The Daily Beast
Meghan Henning, religious studies
SUVs Have Become Classier. But Here is the Big Bump on the Road: Rising Fuel Prices
May 27
The Economic Times
John Heitmann, history
Dayton-area Media
For all local coverage in May, click here.
Multiple Outlets
UD to Graduate Record Number of Students
April 30-May 7
All three local TV stations and Dayton Daily News
University of Dayton Engineers Working to Make Food Pantry Distribution More Efficient
May 4 and 7
Kelly Bohrer, Fitz Center
Kellie Schneider, School of Engineering
Madeline Mock, School of Engineering
Hanley Sustainability Institute
WDTN-TV and Dayton Business Journal
University of Dayton Has a New Siren to Help Enhance Campus Safety
May 7-8, 12
Rodney Chatman, executive director of public safety
WDTN-TV and WHIO-TV
What's at Stake in the Ohio Primary
May 8
Christopher Devine, political science
WHIO-TV and Dayton Daily News
New Building Brings Partners Together
May 18-20
Eric Spina, president
Dayton Business Journal, Dayton Daily News, WDTN-TV, WHIO-TV, ABC22/Fox45
WDTN-TV/Dayton CW
3 Detainees Released from North Korea
May 9
Tony Talbott, Human Rights Center
North Korea Threatens to Scrap Historic Summit
May 16
Tony Talbott, Human Rights Center
Senate Repeals Changes to Net Neutrality
May 17
Andrew Rossow, School of Law
President Cancels Summit with North Korea
May 24
Tony Talbott, Human Rights Center
ABC22/Fox45
Is it Legal for Police to Find a Suspect Using Online Genealogical Databases?
May 3
Thaddeus Hoffmeister, School of Law
Experts Weigh in About Going Vegan and if the Health Claims Add Up
May 18
Diana Cuy Castellanos, dietetics
Leaders of Dayton Arcade Redevelopment Excited by Dayton's Decision to Enter Agreement
May 23
Vincent Lewis, L. William Crotty Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership
The Catholic Telegraph
New Feast of Mary Will Follow Pentecost
May 1
Gloria Dodd, International Marian Research Institute
Dayton Daily News
UD Twins Graduate Today; Part of Community College Transfer Trend
May 6
Julia Thompson, admission and financial aid
What’s Next?: DeWine vs. Cordray Fight for Ohio
May 9
Christopher Devine, political science
UD Students Make Opioids Subject of Documentary
May 9
Greg Kennedy, communication
‘Throw the Bums out’ Mantra Didn’t Apply to Tuesday’s Election
May 11
Christopher Devine, political science
UD Hires New Human Rights Center Director from United Nations
May 15
Shelley Inglis, Human Rights Center
Stagnant Population, Lower Wages a Drag on Area Home Building
May 20
Richard Stock, Business Research Group