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11.22.2023
A Marianist
Thanksgiving
"Although our Marianist founders did not invent this day of blessings and gratitude, it feels distinctly Marianist to me," University of Dayton President Eric Spina writes in a Thanksgiving message to the campus community.
11.20.2023
UD biology student studies frog teeth evolution in faculty-mentored research
project
Madeline Brinkman studied developmental evidence for the re-evolution of frog teeth through the Dean's Summer Fellowship program.
11.20.2023
Fly Me to the
Moon
Professor Josh Ambrosius set the mood for a class discussion about space and religion by playing “Count the Stars,” a beautiful hymn with an out-of-this-world twist. Listen closely, he told us, and you can hear the electromagnetic “voices” of planets, stars, and galaxies.
11.9.2023
College Faculty in the News: Nov. 9,
2023
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.
11.9.2023
Library Leader Receives Mentoring
Award
University Libraries associate dean Ione Damasco is the recipient of the statewide academic library association's mentoring award.
10.31.2023
New criminal justice and security studies chair brings expertise in cyber
forensics
Scott Belshaw, a criminologist with expertise in digital forensics and cyber security, joined UD as chair of the Department of Criminal Justice and Security Studies.
10.27.2023
A fond farewell and a warm
welcome
The Institute for Pastoral Initiatives announces changes in a key financial role.
10.26.2023
A letter to campus: Plastic free and Pepsi pouring
rights
The Sustainability Club executive board had the opportunity to convene with University representatives involved with revising the terms of the Pouring Rights contract with PepsiCo.
10.25.2023
Community Over
Commercialization
Recognizing the power of community is a crucial step in connecting people to free, immediate online access to information.
10.25.2023
As Long as the River
Flows
Barbara Crecelius stood on a bank of the Great Miami River during a misty fall afternoon as the River Stewards unveiled a storybook trail that brings their colorful children’s picture book, Into the River, to life for families strolling along the bike path near Carillon Historical Park.