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11.21.2024
UD School of Engineering Named NACME Institution, A Seven Year Action Plan for Diversity in
Engineering
The University of Dayton School of Engineering is in its first year as a partner institution with the National Action Council for Minorities in Engineering (NACME), a leading provider of scholarships and resources for underrepresented minorities pursuing engineering and computer science degrees.
11.19.2024
UD endowed chair promotes cultural exchange on campus after art collaboration in
India
Suki Kwon is using her passion for interdisciplinary studies to elevate the cultural landscape on the UD campus.
11.15.2024
Serving the
Underserved
As a National Health Service Corps scholar, Halemah Shuman reflects on her drive to bridge health disparities, serve underserved communities, and the powerful motivation rooted in both personal passion and faith.
Diversity and Inclusion
10.31.2024
Celebrating Community and Belonging: Affinity Groups Shine at UD's Annual Faculty and Staff
Picnic
Affinity Groups Information at the Faculty and Staff Picnic.
10.28.2024
November is Native American Heritage
Month
Explore the rich and varied culture and history of Native Americans through the library.
10.23.2024
The Saga of a Polish Marian Icon
Read all about how persevering faith & strong Polish heritage were the guiding forces behind the travels of a precious Marian family heirloom.
10.21.2024
UD historian William Trollinger shares ‘public scholarship’ as Ohio humanities
speaker
University of Dayton historian William Trollinger doesn’t limit his lectures to the classroom.
10.14.2024
A Healthier
Community
In an ambitious undertaking, University of Dayton students are devoting thousands of hours to addressing health inequities and working with community partners to bring better care to all, particularly underserved populations.
10.10.2024
Capturing the
Moment
Building empathy is important for Jayonna Johnson. She wants viewers to connect with the subject, so she places them directly in the moment and the atmosphere of her photography.
10.4.2024
Celebrating Audre
Lorde
Josie Carpenter-Lewis ’27 offers some recommended reading for LGBTQ+ History Month.