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3.11.2024
College Faculty in the News: March 11,
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.
3.6.2024
March for Women’s
History
The University Libraries celebrate this year's Women's History Month theme: "Women who advocate for equity, diversity and inclusion."
3.4.2024
Learning Through
Service
Jenna Abdelhamed and Ramya Wilson spent the week before Christmas break in Panama through UD's medical and dental chapters of Global Brigades, tending to those in dire need of medical care. This life-changing experience was enabled by the Multi-Ethnic Education and Engagement Center, supported in part by gifts made during last spring’s One Day, One Dayton, UD’s annual day of giving.
2.22.2024
UD doulas scholarships aim to address Black infant and maternal
mortality
The University of Dayton’s Health Equity Activation Think Tank will fund training and certification for 10 doulas.
2.19.2024
Biology student’s research project examines toxins, breast milk and Nursing
Madonnas
UD senior biology major Rihanna Domingos’ research project explores the long term impact of harmful chemicals.
2.13.2024
Must-read books for understanding sustainability and social justice in
adulthood
Staying involved in sustainability and social justice while juggling a full-time job and other commitments can be difficult.
2.5.2024
Get
Together
As I walked for the first time through the vibrant, light-filled visual arts gallery in the newly opened Roger Glass Center for the Arts, I was struck by an abstract piece consisting of a geometric arrangement of beautiful blue wooden cubes mounted on one of the movable walls.
1.24.2024
Flyers Are
Family
Despite graduating eight years ago, Nadaya Parks ’16 doesn’t consider her work with the University finished yet. In fact, her passion for and involvement with UD has only grown and deepened in the years since her graduation.
1.22.2024
Belonging
Last week’s annual campus breakfast honoring the legacy of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. played like a symphony that builds to a powerful crescendo.