Recent Posts
Human Rights
9.25.2026
The Gender and Decolonization Book Project: Ireland
Edition
Working on this project has opened my eyes to many things, helping me see the world in a way I hadn’t before. It has taught me not just about research and writing, but also why we, as human beings, need to learn from our past to move into the future.
Human Rights
9.25.2026
BEYOND THE NUMBERS: What Women’s Legal Needs Reveal About Access To Justice in Ghana,
Accra
My summer at the Legal Aid Commission in Accra taught me that access to justice begins long before a person enters a courtroom. Sometimes, the first barrier is simply getting there. Behind thousands of case records are people navigating traffic, transportation costs, financial hardship, family responsibilities, and difficult personal circumstances in their search for justice.
Human Rights
9.25.2026
From Capitol Hill to Communities
Worldwide
This summer, I had the opportunity to participate in a virtual fellowship with HALO Trust USA, the world's largest humanitarian demining organization. I was placed with their Congressional Outreach and Grassroots Advocacy division. My work involved researching potential collaborations with other humanitarian organizations and meeting with my congressional representative's staff.
Erma Bombeck Writer Workshop
9.25.2026
Free Time: Priceless and
Pricey
Tick-tock, tick-tock? Kill time? Never, never, never. With my obsessive-compulsive tendencies, I’d probably get carried away and wind up killing the wrong entity.
Libraries
9.24.2026
The Beatification of Fulton
Sheen
Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen — Catholic evangelist, media personality and Marian Library Medal recipient — will be beatified by the Catholic Church in September.
Faith/Mission
9.24.2026
A Guiding
Light
Stella Maris, a popular title of the Virgin Mary, was not lost but found in translation.
Business
9.24.2026
Flyer Business: Then and Now featuring Danielle Lewis
(’21)
From finding her place at the University of Dayton to building a career in digital marketing, Danielle Lewis ’21 reflects on how community, hands-on experiences and Marianist values helped shape the leader and professional she is today.
Erma Bombeck Writer Workshop
9.24.2026
Long in the Tooth, Short on
Cash
I imagined my new calendar filled with all kinds of “Events” — weeks in a Tuscan villa, jazz concerts at Lincoln Center, hiking excursions in the Himalayas. Well, maybe scratch the Himalayas — not really my style.
Sustainability
9.23.2026
Parks: Where Conservation, Communication and Sustainability
Meet
A student's summer fellowship with Five Rivers MetroParks allows her to apply her work from the school year with the Sustainability Student Leaders.
Technology
9.23.2026
What's Hiding in the + Menu: A Tour of ONEchat's
Toolkit
Most of us open ONEchat, type a prompt, and never touch anything else on the screen. Here's what's actually hiding under the + button, and how to pull your most-used agents right into ONEchat too.