Recent Posts
Human Rights
12.22.2025
Women, Peace & Security in an Era of Expanding Global
Threats
New and emerging global threats from nuclear instability to AI-driven warfare are reshaping what security means for the world. But we often don’t consider what this means specifically for fifty percent of the world, that is, women. Reflecting on Ambassador Bonnie Jenkins' visit, this blog explores these gendered impacts and why the Women, Peace & Security (WPS) agenda must evolve to meet today’s threats. And I consider how this shifting political and security landscape connects to my work at the Human Rights Center.
Faith/Mission
12.20.2025
Fourth Week of
Advent
Two prayer cards — one for Christmas and one for the new year.
Libraries
12.18.2025
A Stable
Home
Among the multiple uses of Fitz Hall is the central space filled with over 3,600 Nativities.
President
12.18.2025
Boundless
Innovation
On the same day in October, UD dedicated two new labs that make us excited for the future of learning, teaching, research and service — all to build higher-quality, more relevant academic programs.
Career Development
12.17.2025
‘Flyers in Chicago’ connects PR seniors with Windy City
alumni
The annual immersion trip connects UD public relations majors with PR professionals and alumni in Chicago.
Law
12.17.2025
A World
Away
David Truong ’96 wrote a memoir about his family’s escape to the United States following the Vietnam War.
Law
12.16.2025
Law School In Memoriam
2025
Remembering the University of Dayton School of Law alumni and faculty who passed away in 2025.
Sustainability
12.16.2025
Sustainability
Reports
An HSI student leader connected with a UD alumna to learn the intricacies of sustainability reporting.
Research
12.15.2025
National Science Foundation awards computer scientists $350K for early-career
research
The grants enable faculty to establish independent research agendas and hire students to assist with their projects.
President
12.15.2025
Schools face high cost of losing international
students
UD President Eric F. Spina discusses how our campus, community and country benefit from welcoming international students — and by not welcoming them, we stand to lose a lot. This commentary originally appeared Nov. 26, 2025, in the Dayton Daily News.