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8.20.2024
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Library Hosts Doctoral Students from Mexico link-arrow link-arrow

Students visiting from a university in Mexico experience UD hospitality.
8.19.2024
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UD’s Health Equity Fellows program receives global honor, will be recognized in Rome link-arrow link-arrow

UD’s Health Equity Fellows program received global recognition as one of the best solidarity service-learning experiences in Catholic higher education.
8.19.2024
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Into the Vernacular: Early Modern Bibles link-arrow link-arrow

History major Owen Smith spent the summer in the University Archives advancing his research skills with rare Bibles.
8.12.2024
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College Faculty in the News: Aug. 12, 2024 link-arrow link-arrow

News agencies across the region, the nation and throughout the world often reach out to our faculty experts for their perspectives on today's issues.
8.12.2024
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Welcome, new staff! link-arrow link-arrow

The Global and Intercultural Affairs Center has welcomed new faces to our team. Get to know the individuals driving our mission forward!
8.7.2024
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Portraits of Faith: The Artistry of Disability Visibility link-arrow link-arrow

Learn all about the special connection between a painting called “The Band-Aid," disability awareness and the Institute for Pastoral Initiatives.
8.6.2024
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Inclusive Excellence in Collections link-arrow link-arrow

Faculty collaboration leads to growth in library collections.
8.5.2024
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The Complete College Experience link-arrow link-arrow

As she was growing up, Donna Fournier Nock ’83 witnessed her father persevere as a nontraditional student. It was a struggle. He worked full time during the day to support the family and went to school at night to improve his family’s prospects.
7.31.2024
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El Salvador’s Sacred Journey: Lessons from a Land of Resilience link-arrow link-arrow

El Salvador is a country with breathtaking landscapes and a vibrant culture. It's the smallest country in Central America, but it has a population of approximately 6.5 million people. Salvadorans are friendly and hospitable. They carry within them a beacon of light that serves as a sign of hope and inspiration for those seeking peace in a troubled world.
7.12.2024
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Buying local: University of Dayton to community link-arrow link-arrow

Buying locally can be difficult in college, but there are more local products and businesses around the University of Dayton than you might think.