Recent Posts
Libraries
2.28.2025
Teaching to Inspire: Women’s History Month
2025
The University Libraries celebrates this year's Women’s History Month theme: "Moving Forward Together! Women Educating & Inspiring Generations."
President
2.28.2025
Lessons in
Service
"Their work is deeply rooted in helping students find their path and discover their vocation," said University of Dayton President Eric Spina about Jennifer Dalton and Verb Washington, the 2025 recipients of the Lackner Award. "Both Jen and Verb model the Marianist way of leading through service to others."
Libraries
2.26.2025
Ramadan: Community,
Self-Reflection
The Muslim Student Association shares Ramadan information and activities happening in Roesch Library and on campus.
President
2.25.2025
Common
Ground
Dennis Currier’s UD men’s soccer teams are wildly diverse — and wildly successful. That’s a winning strategy, on and off the field.
Sustainability
2.25.2025
A student's reflection on her last sustainability
dialogue
Sustainability dialogues, held with roommate groups across campus, go beyond discussing recycling or energy conservation.
Faculty and Staff
2.25.2025
Honoring Courtney Kingston: A Farewell to a Valued Team
Member
As we say goodbye to Courtney Kingston, we reflect on the incredible impact she’s had on the University Honors Program and the many ways she’s touched both students and colleagues alike. Over the course of her time with us, Courtney has become a beloved part of the team, and her departure leaves a big gap in our office.
Faith/Mission
2.25.2025
Walking With
Fire
Mason Hennessy, a sophomore communication and religious studies and theology major, scored a press pass and a one-week pilgrimage to the Synod on Synodality in October. He came back to campus with more than a few warm memories; he came back on fire.
Students and Campus Life
2.24.2025
Six students win 2025 McGrath Award for research in Catholic Intellectual
Traditions
The innovative projects showed how students connect ancient wisdom with modern questions across different fields.
Giving
2.24.2025
From Injury to
Inspiration
Austin Schlater was training for the military when a nasty back injury introduced him to physical therapy. Now he’s learning how to help others recover from their injuries as a second-year doctoral student in the Department of Physical Therapy at UD.
Faculty
2.20.2025
In Memoriam: John Kauflin, professor emeritus of
mathematics
Trained in partial differential equations, John Kauflin served as his department's mathematical physicist.