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8.29.2025
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Take a Break With Matt Shaw link-arrow link-arrow

It’s been a busy first year for Matt Shaw, dean of the University of Dayton Libraries. Shortly after he started in July 2024, Shaw helped lead a transition to a new library services platform and a reorganization of instructional models.
Libraries
8.26.2025
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A Gift of Art and History link-arrow link-arrow

The world’s foremost collector of works by the Italian illustrator Ezio Anichini has donated his collection to the Marian Library, which featured the works in a 2022 exhibit.
Libraries
6.29.2025
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UD History: Hispanic & Latino Students link-arrow link-arrow

Ava Merriman ’25 explores the Hispanic and Latino student experience using early 20th-century yearbooks and campus publications.
Libraries
6.24.2025
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Celebrate Disability Pride This July link-arrow link-arrow

Explore library resources to commemorate the anniversary of a landmark civil rights law, signed 35 years ago.
Libraries
6.23.2025
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UD History: The First Woman Flyer to Fly link-arrow link-arrow

Ava Merriman ’25 profiles pilot Susan Martin High ’42.
6.9.2025
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A New Audience for ‘Orpheus’ link-arrow link-arrow

A literary magazine published at UD since 1969 is now available in digital form in UD’s institutional repository, eCommons.
Libraries
6.5.2025
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UD History: The Central Women’s Organization link-arrow link-arrow

Ava Merriman ’25 traces the trajectory of women enrolled on campus and how the coeducational environment took shape.
6.2.2025
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R&R With LGBTQIA+ Reads link-arrow link-arrow

An important part of social change is rest. Here are recommended reads for Pride Month.
Libraries
5.30.2025
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UD History: Asian American and Pacific Islander Students link-arrow link-arrow

Ava Merriman ’25 celebrates past students and their achievements.
Libraries
5.29.2025
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Around and Around with the Spindle Whorl link-arrow link-arrow

In conjunction with the Marian Library’s exhibit "Warp and Weft: Weaving Mary and Identity," workshops showed participants how to spin their own yarn.