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Faculty and Staff
12.8.2025
Society of Biblical Literature honors UD religious studies
scholar
A UD religious studies scholar won an international award for a paper regarding gender and sexuality in the Bible.
11.30.2025
Calling All UD Retirees: Come Learn, Connect, and Belong at UDOLLI This
Winter!
Calling all recently retired UDayton Faculty and Staff - Come join us for Lifelong Learning @ the University of Dayton. You have free free term registration as part of your retirement benefit.
Faculty and Staff
11.20.2025
What To Do When AI Use Becomes
Misuse
When you suspect AI misuse, it’s natural to feel a little unsure about the next steps. This framework offers a thoughtful path forward that supports your students, your course, and your sanity.
11.14.2025
Remembering Professor Cooley
Howarth
Professor Emeritus Cooley Howarth, who died at the age of 76, taught at the University of Dayton School of Law for 37 years.
11.12.2025
Updates from the Department of Counselor
Education
The faculty, staff and students in the Department of Counselor Education have been busy! Read on to learn about their latest accolades.
10.31.2025
Matching Gifts, Changing
Lives
“You can write!” Those three simple words from a University of Dayton English professor changed Erma Bombeck ’49’s life. Now, an alumni couple in Columbus, Ohio, wants new generations of students to hear that same encouragement and find their own voices.
10.29.2025
Honoring Native American Heritage Month
Celebrate Native American Heritage Month with books and other resources available through the University Libraries.
10.27.2025
Welcome Home, Father
Jim
What kind of life is worth living? For more than eight decades, Father Jim Heft, S.M., has wrestled with that question, even as he’s lived what I and many others would portray as a life chock-full of meaning.
Faculty and Staff
10.27.2025
Help Students Study Smarter: Google Gemini Notebooks in
Canvas
If you’ve ever wished your students would actually reread the materials before an exam—or at least do it in a way that helps them retain something beyond the next quiz? NotebookLM might be your new favorite tool.