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8.7.2026
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UD Irish Dance Team Takes Nationals to Another World link-arrow link-arrow

Irish dance brought Katie Belvel to UD. She’s since helped the team earn back-to-back honors at nationals.
8.1.2026
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Humor Writer of the Month: Lauretta Hannon link-arrow link-arrow

Lauretta Hannon, a TEDx speaker, writing teacher and best-selling author, is our Humor Writer of the Month for August.
8.1.2026
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Who's Publishing What: Hi, Honey! A Dementia Diary link-arrow link-arrow

Jyl CJ Barlow’s memoir, Hi, Honey! A Dementia Diary, is a tender and bruisingly honest book about losing a mother twice: first slowly, through the fog and theft of dementia.
7.30.2026
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Move Out Collection: Collaboration for the Common Good link-arrow link-arrow

Students collecting items they accumulated during the school year diverts them from ending up in a landfill.
7.29.2026
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In memoriam: Jane Zembaty, professor emerita of philosophy link-arrow link-arrow

Jane Zembaty was the first woman faculty member in the UD Department of Philosophy and the first woman to chair the department.
7.28.2026
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College appoints John McCombe as associate dean for curriculum and student success link-arrow link-arrow

John McCombe’s commitment to student success stems from his own personal experience as a first-generation college student.
7.28.2026
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Donna Martin, Please Tell Your Mother the Truth link-arrow link-arrow

Like many of my fellow Gen Xers, I watched the original Beverly Hills 90210 religiously every Wednesday night on FOX. I cut my hair like Kelly Taylor, hung out with guys like Steve (minus the money) and even briefly dated someone who looked like Dylan.
7.23.2026
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A Poet and His (Lasting) Song link-arrow link-arrow

The University of Dayton community has lost one of our greatest treasures with the death of Herbert Woodward Martin, yet his voice will endure.
7.23.2026
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In memoriam: Herbert Woodward Martin, professor emeritus of English, poet and scholar link-arrow link-arrow

Herbert Woodward Martin leaves behind a 55-year legacy at UD, teaching generations of students in creative writing and African American literature.
7.22.2026
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Things America Does Better link-arrow link-arrow

While my family was in South Korea recently for our youngest and quietest daughter’s senior trip, from which she brought home the country’s entire inventory of cosmetic products, I noticed several things that Korea does better than we do here in the U.S.