Blogs

The University of Dayton recently reinstated its branch of the Food Recovery Network.

As we have all come back to campus for the start of a new academic year, the UD community is full of life. The campus is loud with the rustling sounds of a thousand footsteps; the academic buildings are packed with busy Flyers going to and from classes; the dining halls are filled with hungry stomachs, and the student neighborhood is lit up with front porch lights and lawn chairs. Much of the action is coming from the activities of SUA students who are networking with alumni, meeting with members of advancement, and encouraging a culture of philanthropy on campus.

Dr. Satang Nabaneh writes for the Dayton Daily News Ideas & Voices about the Social Practice of Human Rights.

Artwork and exhibit materials provide the experience of history in action for political science students. 

On Oct. 4, female industry professionals from varying engineering disciplines joined the UD Women’s Engineering Program for our Dinner with an Engineer event.

Through the HSI summer orientation, student leaders were able to interact and meet with the campus individuals who are representatives of the campus sustainability goals.

Katie Weber '09 is one of five people in the nation recognized for supervising interns in the field of school psychology.

News agencies across the region, the nation and throughout the world often reach out to our faculty experts for their perspectives on today's issues.

The Marian Library’s rare book collection sheds light on the Marianist story and Spanish devotion.

The Marian Library turns 80 this month, and this grande dame has never looked finer — or engaged more audiences with its sacred and eclectic treasures.