My name is Carson Caprella, and I’d like to introduce myself as the Multimedia Editor for Flyer News! I come from a small ...

Senior Paige Hendryx faces many challenges in her daily life with a prosthetic leg. Hendryx, an English major from Cleveland, Ohio, feels dissatisfied with UD’s disability services. Hendryx is a ...

Few buildings on the University of Dayton campus can boast the activity that once took place in Chaminade Hall. In its heyday, it flaunted a cafeteria bustling with students, a growing library, ...

DAYTON, Ohio – The University of Dayton has been discussing a proposed on-campus football stadium. While not much information is available regarding the proposal, initial reports indicate that it ...

The Ohio House has advanced House Bill 486, also known as the Charlie Kirk American Heritage Act, a measure that would allow public school and state-university instructors to teach about what it calls ...

The University of Dayton on Tuesday afternoon confirmed information Flyer News learned Monday afternoon that the contracts of 45 faculty members will not be renewed for the 2025-26 academic year. The ...

A new dean of students is coming to our Flyer community. Here is what he’s all about. Rony Die, Ph.D., comes from Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville (SIUE), a public university on the ...

My name is Olivia Gabel, and I am extremely excited to introduce myself as Flyer News’ News Editor for the 2026–27 school year. If I were writing this as a news story, I would start with the most ...

“The most challenging part of being a handler is letting go. Sometimes they need to go on to their next step and that isn’t always with me. That happened with Tonks, and it hit hard,” Kat Bishop, a ...

The Dayton Flyers overcame a slow start to dominate Saint Francis University 87-57 in their season opener. The Flyers struggled offensively in the first half, shooting just 36% from the field and 22% ...

The University of Dayton announced it is developing a new curriculum to prepare the next class of students for post-college careers that will likely not exist by the time they graduate. Two new ...

Enrollment cuts, faculty departures, and financial insecurity plague colleges around the country. As shown by the tumultuous first week of March, the University of Dayton is not immune to economic ...