Recent Posts
Research
2.3.2025
UD theologian awarded $40,000 grant for book on America’s Black Catholic
movement
Joseph Flipper received a Louisville Institute Sabbatical Grant for Researchers to complete a book.
Campus and Community
2.3.2025
Letters of
Tribute
Marian Library staff reflect on the contributions of Brother A. Joseph Barrish, S.M. (1929-2025), and his artwork, which blankets the Marian Library, the University of Dayton and the broader community.
Libraries
2.3.2025
The Impact of Bing Davis as Artist and
Teacher
University of Dayton is the proud home of the papers of Davis, who is known widely as a beacon of inspiration and champion of representation in the arts.
Engineering
2.3.2025
Senior Design Project Creates Unique Vertical 3D Printer for Local
Organization
Senior mechanical engineering students were tasked with creating a vertical 3D printer for their senior design project. Their sponsor, Heart of Unlimited Boundaries (HUB), was looking for a vertical 3D printer but it did not exist on the market.
President
1.31.2025
A 175-Year
Legacy
From my office in St. Mary’s Hall, I often find myself gazing out the window at the towering yet graceful Immaculate Conception statue on the Roesch Library lawn. With arms outstretched, Mary welcomes all who enter our campus.
Research
1.30.2025
UD professor among team publishing findings from catastrophic Himalayan
flood
New findings reveal the causes and impacts of a catastrophic flood that struck the Himalayan region in 2023.
Faith/Mission
1.29.2025
Vision and Spirit: A Marianist
Tradition
A series of bas-reliefs in the Marian Library’s art collection portray Gospel passages that are at the heart of the Marianist charism.
Service
1.29.2025
UD faculty member to serve on the Caldecott Medal Selection
Committee
Mary-Kate Sableski, associate professor in teacher education has been chosen to serve on the Caldecott Medal Selection Committee for 2025.
Faith/Mission
1.28.2025
Find Your Calling with the Chaminade Scholars
Program
Looking for a way to explore your faith, discover your purpose, and connect with an incredible community at the University of Dayton? The Chaminade Scholars Program might be exactly what you’re looking for. Designed for Honors students, this program combines faith, vocation, and leadership in a close-knit, interdisciplinary environment. Through engaging courses, reflective retreats, and shared experiences, the program helps students discern their calling while building lifelong friendships.
Sciences
1.27.2025
UD students dive into innovation with ‘molecular biology shark tank’
experience
University of Dayton students in a molecular biology course recently jumped into an innovative learning experience.