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UD launches new alumni magazine
The University of Dayton has launched a new quarterly publication, “University of Dayton Magazine.”
The 64-page magazine was produced by the UD communications staff in collaboration with the Philadelphia-based branding agency 160over90.
“University of Dayton Magazine” is mailed to 100,000 alumni, faculty, staff, benefactors and other friends of UD.
“We hope readers find ‘University of Dayton Magazine’ to be engaging, entertaining and educating,” said Thomas M. Columbus, editor. “It heavily emphasizes building ongoing connections with readers.”
The premier issue features an article on visual satire and politics in the presidential campaign; the growing problem of cyberthreats to national security; and a journey to Barombi, Cameroon, where six civil engineering students used their technical know-how and community-building skills to bring safe drinking water to the West African village, written by the magazine’s managing editor Matthew Dewald.
“University of Dayton Magazine” builds upon the UD’s award-winning print publications. Its predecessor, “University of Dayton Quarterly,” won 20 national CASE (Council for the Advancement and Support of Education) awards in the past 15 years.
The magazine is printed on environmentally friendly paper that is certified by the Forest Stewardship Council. UD will join the Power of 10 Percent Campaign — a national effort by editors at Middlebury College to encourage universities to print alumni magazines on paper that has 10 percent more recycled content than their current paper.
For more information or to download the current issue, click here.
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