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5.4.2026
Video production students and dietetics lab collaborate for nutritional cooking
show
The shoot gave students real-world experience in video production and sharing clear, concise nutrition messaging.
Humanities and Social Sciences
4.27.2026
UD student’s Chinese studies minor enhances global engineering
journey
An engineering student's minors in Chinese and Asian studies creates opportunities to collaborate with peers from other countries.
4.21.2026
New book examines how vice presidents shape campaigns,
presidencies
The book examines how modern vice presidents have been transformed from an afterthought to one of the president’s most important governing partners.
4.13.2026
UD Statehouse program helps students build networks, launch careers in
Columbus
The program connects course concepts to real-world policymaking and helps students build professional networks in Columbus.
4.9.2026
History students access Air Force Museum Archives at Wright-Patt for the first
time
The visit was made possible by UD alumnus Samuel Lynch ’25, a museum curator.
4.6.2026
The Gift of Archival
Teaching
2025 Marian Fellow Teresa Saxton uses archives in the classroom because “they inspire curiosity to know more but also ask us to grapple with what we cannot know.”
3.19.2026
Paul Laurence Dunbar Memorial: Then and
Now
A booklet published in 1909 for the dedication ceremony in Woodland Cemetery emphasizes the memory and importance of the acclaimed writer.
3.10.2026
Walking the Ancient Path: Theology course prepares students for Camino de
Santiago
UD's annual Camino de Santiago program includes a spring course to prepare students for the physical and spiritual trek across Spain.
3.3.2026
Lourdes Through the Eyes of a Communication
Major
Brookelyn Rice ’28 explains how a class visit to the Marian Library led to a McGrath Award.
2.23.2026
Five students win McGrath Awards for research in Catholic Intellectual
Traditions
The McGrath Award recognizes students whose research in a Common Academic Program course demonstrates engagement with Catholic Intellectual Traditions.