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10.1.2025
Humor Writer of the Month: Nicole
Beckley
Nicole Beckley is an award-winning humor writer who has written for McSweeney’s, Slackjaw and The Belladonna. She has performed in hundreds of improv and sketch comedy shows. Her first book, the comedic novel Torsos of Desire, has just been released as an audio series. She's our Humor Writer of the Month for October.
9.30.2025
UD internship bridges communication, technology at Digital Transformation
Center
A summer internship allowed communication major Campbell Domres to apply her skills in a technology environment.
9.26.2025
UD media ethics professor wins national honor for teaching
excellence
Chad Painter was honored for his engaging assignments and lessons for his media ethics class.
9.25.2025
Connecting My Finance Major to
Sustainability
A student's summer fellowship connected his business background with his campus sustainability work.
9.24.2025
Who's Publishing What: The Room on the
Right
The Room on the Right, a memoir by Lawrence Mieczkowski, is a poignant, inspiring story of endurance and survival.
9.24.2025
Who's Publishing What: Marianne the
Maker
Marianne lives to design and tinker. She’s a pint-sized, non-stop super thinker. Kelly Corrigan and her daughter Claire Corrigan Lichty worked hand in hand to write Marianne The Maker, a story about the power of making that’s told in delightful rhyme.
9.23.2025
UD students awarded two of five national arts and humanities
scholarships
Two UD students were awarded national scholarships to support their honors thesis projects in the humanities.
9.23.2025
Who's Publishing What: Inspired by
Cats
Inspired by Cats: Writers and Their Mews(es), Nava Atlas and Bob Eckstein’s witty and sophisticated collection, profiles 60 famous authors and their beloved feline companions.
9.22.2025
An Environmental Scientist’s Summer in the City of
Dayton
Kelsey Frantz worked with the City of Dayton Water Department as an environmental science intern.
9.18.2025
Erma Made Me Do
It
Fate brought Marissa Malson to the Erma Bombeck Writers' Workshop. It changed the life of this debut author.