Blogs

University of Dayton historian William Trollinger doesn’t limit his lectures to the classroom.

In an ambitious undertaking, University of Dayton students are devoting thousands of hours to addressing health inequities and working with community partners to bring better care to all, particularly underserved populations.

Building empathy is important for Jayonna Johnson. She wants viewers to connect with the subject, so she places them directly in the moment and the atmosphere of her photography.

Josie Carpenter-Lewis ’27 offers some recommended reading for LGBTQ+ History Month.

After my UDSAP summer, as I entered my senior year at UD, I truly did not know where my experiences and degree were leading me. Wanting to explore my options, I attended the Post-Grad Volunteer Fair where I was introduced to the Jesuit Volunteer Corps Northwest. JVC Northwest is guided by similar values that we held during the summer Appalachia program, values of community, social and ecological justice, spirituality and reflection, and simple living. Feeling the call to continue to live these values fully, I applied to serve with JVC NW to see where it could lead. It felt as though my year of service found me. 

Explore how Women of Wall Street fosters confidence, leadership, and financial expertise while driving more women into the finance sector.

Matthew Chandiles '26 wrestled with his identity in Florence in a way that will make him a culturally responsive educator.

Recommended reads for Latinx Heritage Month.

Amie Lee Taylor, professor emerita in the Department of Counselor Education and Human Services, died July 10.

Ever since she was a member of the Forum for Young Catechetical Leaders, it has been Noelle Collis-DeVito's goal to work for the Institute for Pastoral Initiatives.