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3.24.2025
A Summer Garden in the Marian
Library
Elizabeth Groppe was awarded the 2024 Resident Scholar Fellowship, allowing her to spend the summer deepening her appreciation for gardening — in the Marian Library.
3.24.2025
Life
Lessons
If I could tell my 20-year-old college student self a thing or two, it would be this: break out of your comfort zone and embark on an untraditional spring break trip — not to the beach but to a new culture in another land.
Faith/Mission
3.17.2025
The Silent
Saint
St. Joseph, husband of Mary and earthly father of Jesus, did not speak a word in the New Testament, but his actions speak volumes.
3.11.2025
Discover Resource Center helps undecided students find major,
vocation
The center is a central location for program initiatives, which includes support for students who are considering changing their major.
3.10.2025
College Faculty in the News: March 10,
2025
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.
3.7.2025
Bringing reusable cups to the Blend on campus at
UD
Many students at the University of Dayton enjoy going to the Blend for refreshers or coffee between classes.
3.5.2025
Pietà: A Mother’s
Lament
Exhibit features 40 pieces of Pietà artwork from the Marian Library collection and on loan from John A. Kohan’s Sacred Art Pilgrim Collection.
2.28.2025
Lessons in
Service
"Their work is deeply rooted in helping students find their path and discover their vocation," said University of Dayton President Eric Spina about Jennifer Dalton and Verb Washington, the 2025 recipients of the Lackner Award. "Both Jen and Verb model the Marianist way of leading through service to others."
2.26.2025
Ramadan: Community,
Self-Reflection
The Muslim Student Association shares Ramadan information and activities happening in Roesch Library and on campus.
Faith/Mission
2.25.2025
Walking With
Fire
Mason Hennessy, a sophomore communication and religious studies and theology major, scored a press pass and a one-week pilgrimage to the Synod on Synodality in October. He came back to campus with more than a few warm memories; he came back on fire.