Recent Posts
Law
10.15.2026
Advocating for the
Future
See how Taylor Tyler ‘22 is using her J.D. to not only help her clients but also to mentor the next generation of attorneys.
Libraries
10.14.2026
Memento
mori
Imagery and liturgy in the Marian Library for Allhallowtide dates back centuries.
Business
10.14.2026
AI in the Business Classroom: Building Better Thinkers in
Macroeconomics
Marlon Williams is using a customized AI tutor to extend learning beyond the classroom, giving macroeconomics students personalized support while strengthening the critical-thinking skills they need for an AI-driven future.
Human Rights
10.13.2026
Pre-medicine students explore maternal and mental health in
Kenya
Six students spent 10 weeks in Kenya this summer to conduct individual research projects based on community-identified needs.
Erma Bombeck Writer Workshop
10.13.2026
Happy
Hunting
Now that temperatures in East Texas have dipped below the mid-hundreds and there's a slight crispness in the air — and not just in the earthworms seared to my driveway — the thoughts of outdoor enthusiasts all over the region have turned to deer hunting.
Sustainability
10.12.2026
Connecting Human Rights, Climate and Community in The
Gambia
A student's internship at the National Human Rights Commission in The Gambia highlighted the overlap between climate and environmental rights.
Erma Bombeck Writer Workshop
10.9.2026
All-in-One, Sold
Separately
I put more things in my hair than I have hair on my head. Okay, I’m exaggerating. But all I want is to look like I just stepped out of a salon without actually going to one or spending the time and money.
International
10.7.2026
From Learning to Serving: One Scholar’s
Journey
From the classroom to local parks, visiting scholar Mei Shang has embraced UD’s call to “learn, lead and serve.” Discover how her time in Dayton has connected students across cultures, inspired community service and shaped her vision for bringing new ideas back to China.
Honors
10.7.2026
Finding Community, Purpose, and Home in
Honors
The Honors Program offers much more than academics, and for sophomore Deily Alvarenga Pinto it offers community and belonging as well.
Libraries
10.7.2026
Hands-On
History
In Roesch Library’s new special collections classroom, UD students are exploring rare books and artifacts to spark curiosity and hands-on learning by, well, holding it.