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Human Rights
10.8.2024
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ETHOS Immersion in Peru link-arrow link-arrow

After working with coffee almost every day for 3 months, I will never experience a hot glass of that rich drink the same.
Service
10.8.2024
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Dr. Cristina Santiago Loza ’16 link-arrow link-arrow

Now a psychiatry resident, Cristina Santiago Loza ’16 didn't have to look far to figure out what she was meant to do in life.
Faith/Mission
10.7.2024
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‘The Holy Rosary’ link-arrow link-arrow

Throughout October, the Marian Library showcases a selection of rosaries from its collections, including a distinctive artist book by Indian artist Priya Pereira.
Libraries
10.4.2024
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Celebrating Audre Lorde link-arrow link-arrow

Josie Carpenter-Lewis ’27 offers some recommended reading for LGBTQ+ History Month.
Libraries
10.3.2024
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It’s Time for ‘Tidings’ link-arrow link-arrow

Read this new volume of Tidings for an account of happenings in the Marian Library during the last academic year.
Law
10.3.2024
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University of Dayton School of Law Partners with The University of the West Indies-Cave Hill Campus to Launch Double LL.M. Degree Programs link-arrow link-arrow

The University of Dayton School of Law is adding The University of the West Indies-Cave Hill Campus to its list of partnerships with schools around the world.
Libraries
10.1.2024
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Archives Month 2024: Color our Collections! link-arrow link-arrow

It’s October, which means it’s time to celebrate Archives month. This year, the Marian Library is sharing a recently acquired collection by inviting you to explore new coloring pages — and to stay inside or outside the lines!
Sciences
10.1.2024
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In Memoriam: Bruce Craver link-arrow link-arrow

Bruce Craver, a teacher, researcher and professor of physics at UD for 38 years until he retired in 2016, died July 15.
Faith/Mission
10.1.2024
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Community and Service beyond UD link-arrow link-arrow

After my UDSAP summer, as I entered my senior year at UD, I truly did not know where my experiences and degree were leading me. Wanting to explore my options, I attended the Post-Grad Volunteer Fair where I was introduced to the Jesuit Volunteer Corps Northwest. JVC Northwest is guided by similar values that we held during the summer Appalachia program, values of community, social and ecological justice, spirituality and reflection, and simple living. Feeling the call to continue to live these values fully, I applied to serve with JVC NW to see where it could lead. It felt as though my year of service found me. 
Libraries
9.30.2024
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Find a UD Story link-arrow link-arrow

New searchable index of Flyer News makes UD history more accessible.