Media featured the Roger Glass Center for the Arts grand opening and learning opportunities for students. NPR On Point tapped Christopher Devine to be a guest and The National Desk quoted him in a story picked up nationwide about Election 2024.

Battleground: How the outcome of the Ohio Senate race affects us all
NPR On Point
Christopher Devine, political science

Voters see Trump's presidency in more positive light after four years out of office
The National Desk
Christopher Devine, political science  

University of Dayton has new space for the arts
WDTN-TV
Danielle Poe, arts and sciences

Grand opening of the Roger Glass Center for the Arts
ABC22/Fox45
Danielle Poe, arts and sciences

University of Dayton students volunteer to help others file their taxes
Spectrum News 1 Ohio
Benjamin Bitner, student

How to have a healthy community, environment in Dayton: Make them 'commonplace conversations'
WYSO-FM
Leslie Picca, sociology

UD hosts second annual 'Media Day' for students to gain a leg up in future endeavors
ABC22/Fox45
Mary Kate Kelty, student

City of Dayton, local organizations host digital learning event
Dayton Daily News
Jaina Utrup, student

Religious bigotry raise its ugly head at elementary school near Seattle
Catholic World Report
Charles Russo, School of Law and School of Education and Health Sciences

Discussing parental rights
Archangel Radio 1410AM - Alabama Catholic Radio
Charles Russo, School of Law and School of Education and Health Science

VOICES: What's wrong with DEI?
Dayton Daily News
Tiffany Taylor, diversity and inclusion

Leveraging the Caitlin Clark effect; what comes next in women's sports hype
WDTN-TV
Peter Titlebaum, health and sport science

EXCLUSIVE: Criminal Justice expert answers questions surrounding Clark County phone scam
ABC22/Fox45
Scott Belshaw, criminal justice studies

Killer Brownie company achieved new growth through University of Dayton's Fastlane program
Dayton Daily News
Phil Ratermann, Fastlane

Spike in Miami Valley gas prices may be temporary, but still painful
WDTN-TV
Bob Wilkens, chemical and materials engineering