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4.10.2026
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Energy Knowledge: The Importance of Accessibility link-arrow link-arrow

A Residential Energy Team member works to make energy topics more accessible to fellow students.
4.9.2026
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History students access Air Force Museum Archives at Wright-Patt for the first time link-arrow link-arrow

The visit was made possible by UD alumnus Samuel Lynch ’25, a museum curator.
4.8.2026
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Table of Plenty: Food Justice Dialogue link-arrow link-arrow

Table of Plenty events are held monthly, each centered around a different social justice topic.
4.7.2026
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2026 Library Award Winners link-arrow link-arrow

Congratulations to Lilly Lowe, Maggie Romano and Stacy Ngo.
3.31.2026
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April Cultural Heritage Month Celebrations link-arrow link-arrow

Recommended reading about the common struggles, unique achievements, rich and varied cultural backgrounds and shared experiences of Arab American communities, as well as Asian American and Pacific Islander communities.
3.27.2026
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Student Leadership Council Builds Campus Sustainability Network link-arrow link-arrow

The council brings together sustainability-related campus groups to collaborate and coordinate efforts.
3.23.2026
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Waste Management: Creating a UD Waste Sorting Tool link-arrow link-arrow

A waste-sorting tool would teach students how to correctly utilize UD's waste diversion programs and increase their impact.
3.20.2026
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Active Looking with Annunciation Artwork link-arrow link-arrow

Celebrate the Feast of the Annunciation with a visit to the Marian Library’s Annunciation exhibits, enhanced by opportunities for reflection and interaction.
3.19.2026
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Paul Laurence Dunbar Memorial: Then and Now link-arrow link-arrow

A booklet published in 1909 for the dedication ceremony in Woodland Cemetery emphasizes the memory and importance of the acclaimed writer.
3.17.2026
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A Lesson in Perseverance link-arrow link-arrow

Sukumar Subramanyam Raja’s journey to the University of Dayton is a story of patience, determination, and purpose. After earning a computer science degree in India, he set his sights on a master’s program in the United States, but financial realities forced him to adjust his path. He completed an MBA, secured a well-paying job, and spent three years saving enough to make his dream possible.