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12.19.2024
Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: Carillon Historical
Park
BEES take a long look at all of Dayton's innovations at Carillon Historical Park.
12.19.2024
Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: Riverscape and Christmas on
Campus
The BEES got into the spirit of the holidays by skating at Riverscape and Helping Santa at Christmas on Campus.
12.18.2024
Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: Adena Mound and the Mound Cold War Discovery
Museum
The BEES made their way out to Miamisburg for the Adena Mound and Mound Cold War Discovery Museum.
12.18.2024
Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: Hopewell Earthworks and Little Miami Scenic River canoe
trip
The BEES took to the outdoors in the fall to check out Hopewell Earthworks and Little Miami Scenic River.
12.18.2024
Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: Bike trek to SunWatch Indian Village and Archeological site
The BEES hit the road to the SunWatch Indian Village across the Great Miami River.
12.18.2024
Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: Dayton Theatre Guild’s production of Campaigns,
Inc.
The BEES took to the fine arts to see a production from local actor and playwright Will Allan.
12.15.2024
Eradicating Hate with
PREVENTS-OH
Read about student, Eric Litterer's experience attending the Eradicate Global Hate Summit in Pittsburgh in October with the PREVENTS-OH project team.
12.11.2024
Interest in
Intersection
Shayenne Jackson ’26 writes how finding the joys of research and reading broadens your perspective.
12.10.2024
UD students advance to the final round of Olympic case study
competition
A group of students in the global sport, culture and business class participated in the first international undergraduate-level case study competition hosted by the International Olympic Committee and advanced to the final round.
12.9.2024
Sustainable steps: How college students can embrace a zero-waste
lifestyle
Sustainability has many different aspects to it that can make it overwhelming for students who want to be involved.