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8.12.2024
Welcome, new
staff!
The Global and Intercultural Affairs Center has welcomed new faces to our team. Get to know the individuals driving our mission forward!
8.7.2024
Portraits of Faith: The Artistry of Disability
Visibility
Learn all about the special connection between a painting called “The Band-Aid," disability awareness and the Institute for Pastoral Initiatives.
8.6.2024
Inclusive Excellence in
Collections
Faculty collaboration leads to growth in library collections.
8.5.2024
The Complete College Experience
As she was growing up, Donna Fournier Nock ’83 witnessed her father persevere as a nontraditional student. It was a struggle. He worked full time during the day to support the family and went to school at night to improve his family’s prospects.
7.31.2024
El Salvador’s Sacred Journey: Lessons from a Land of
Resilience
El Salvador is a country with breathtaking landscapes and a vibrant culture. It's the smallest country in Central America, but it has a population of approximately 6.5 million people. Salvadorans are friendly and hospitable. They carry within them a beacon of light that serves as a sign of hope and inspiration for those seeking peace in a troubled world.
7.12.2024
Buying local: University of Dayton to
community
Buying locally can be difficult in college, but there are more local products and businesses around the University of Dayton than you might think.
7.10.2024
College Faculty in the News: July 10,
2024
News agencies across the region, the nation and throughout the world often reach out to our faculty experts for their perspectives on today's issues.
6.25.2024
University of Dayton, partners receive grant for community reading
project
UD will lead a community reading project that aims to inspire meaningful conversations, elevate voices and build stronger connections.
6.21.2024
Willie Mays,“The Say Hey
Kid”
Archives collection features memorabilia of the late baseball legend.
6.10.2024
Addressing food insecurity in Dayton one meal at a
time
In Dayton, food deserts exist largely as a result of redlining and disinvestment in predominantly Black neighborhoods.