Recent Posts
Faith/Mission
10.29.2023
Double
Trouble
A book curse is only one sign of a book’s spiritual and material value to its owners.
Libraries
10.27.2023
Archives Month 2023: Taking a Second
Look
A collection on woodcut printmaking offers a multitude of interpretations and insights.
Faith/Mission
10.27.2023
A fond farewell and a warm
welcome
The Institute for Pastoral Initiatives announces changes in a key financial role.
Continuing Education
10.26.2023
First an airman, now a
Flyer
Shelby Dennhardt’s life in the U.S. Air Force was regimented; he served, worked, lived and ate with his unit for four years. So when he left the Air Force, he felt listless and isolated, until he found UD’s Military and Veteran Programs and Services.
Giving
10.26.2023
Strengthening Our
Foundation
In the 1950s, University leaders had the tremendous foresight and commitment to begin buying the houses that would become what we know as the student neighborhood today. That investment ensured that the word “community” would forever be used by alumni and students as one of the first that comes to mind when describing how it feels to learn and grow at UD.
Sustainability
10.26.2023
A letter to campus: Plastic free and Pepsi pouring
rights
The Sustainability Club executive board had the opportunity to convene with University representatives involved with revising the terms of the Pouring Rights contract with PepsiCo.
Libraries
10.25.2023
Community Over
Commercialization
Recognizing the power of community is a crucial step in connecting people to free, immediate online access to information.
President
10.25.2023
As Long as the River
Flows
Barbara Crecelius stood on a bank of the Great Miami River during a misty fall afternoon as the River Stewards unveiled a storybook trail that brings their colorful children’s picture book, Into the River, to life for families strolling along the bike path near Carillon Historical Park.
Engineering
10.25.2023
National Science Foundation grant will help speed up semiconductor
manufacturing
A $390,000 National Science Foundation grant will enable the University of Dayton to purchase equipment to create semiconductor chips and devices in hours rather than weeks, and at a significantly lower cost.