University of Dayton students developing technology to detect dangerous truck driver fatigue won the top tech prize at this ...

The University of Dayton Center for Leadership (UDCL) offers coaching services for leaders at all levels, as well as professional coach training through our partnership with iPEC, one of the world’s ...

EDC 543 Theories & Techniques of Counseling EDC 545 Counseling Techniques Lab EDC 571 Biological Bases of Behavior EDC 605 Professional Seminars with Clinical Implications Hall, S.E. & Flaum Hall, M. ...

A Zero Waste team member gets an in-depth lesson about the biology and chemistry of composting.

While the Marian Library’s annual Christmas exhibit is only open for about two months, making it happen is a year-round effort of University Libraries employees and students.

The University of Dayton has embarked on a search for our 20th president: a visionary leader who embodies our values and can advance our Catholic, Marianist mission. The national search effort will be ...

On Dec. 31, people from cultures all around the world will be raising a toast to welcome in A.D. 2022. Few of them will think about the fact that A.D. signals “anno Domini,” Latin for “in the year of ...

The biannual U.S. Catholic bishops’ meeting received more than its usual attention this June due to one particular item on its agenda: a proposed document on the Sacrament of the Eucharist, a ritual ...

In 1920, an Egyptian Coptic Christian by the name of Tawfik Khalil Abraham made plans to build a hotel on a plot of land he owned in the town of Zeitoun. According to Coptic tradition, Zeitoun hosted ...

A decade in the making, the onMain Innovation District celebrated a milestone today with the groundbreaking for its first commercial building, the Think Dayton building. The event marks the beginning ...

Here are some of the pros and cons to college students using Wikipedia in their research and assignments, from two research and instruction librarians at the University of Dayton. What comes to mind ...

The University of Dayton's Department of Physical Therapy was well-represented at the American Physical Therapy Association's (APTA) annual scientific conference last week in Boston, Massachusetts.