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4.6.2026
The Gift of Archival
Teaching
2025 Marian Fellow Teresa Saxton uses archives in the classroom because “they inspire curiosity to know more but also ask us to grapple with what we cannot know.”
Faith/Mission
3.30.2026
Inspired to Explore Salvation History
UD senior Matthew Himes created the curriculum for a 16-week Bible study using scenes from “Mirror of Hope.”
3.26.2026
Where Faith and Place Joyously
Unite
University of Dayton is a special place, from the chapel to the porches. This essay, by President Eric F. Spina, tells how the campus community is coming together to plan for the future — and ensure UD stays just as special for the next generations of students.
Faith/Mission
3.20.2026
Active Looking with Annunciation
Artwork
Celebrate the Feast of the Annunciation with a visit to the Marian Library’s Annunciation exhibits, enhanced by opportunities for reflection and interaction.
3.16.2026
Cincinnati Scholar Donates Treasured
Prints
A gift of art to the Marian Library from private collector Allen W. Bernard will be used in exhibits, teaching and research.
Faith/Mission
3.12.2026
2026 Miryam Award
The Miryam Award honors those who have made significant contributions in advancing the climate for women here at UD, above and beyond their role, while reflecting the Marianist mission of the university.
Faith/Mission
3.10.2026
Walking the Ancient Path: Theology course prepares students for Camino de
Santiago
UD's annual Camino de Santiago program includes a spring course to prepare students for the physical and spiritual trek across Spain.
3.9.2026
Announcing 2026 Marian
Fellowships
Alaina Keller, David Sievers and Madison Felman-Pantagotacos named fellows.
3.3.2026
Lourdes Through the Eyes of a Communication
Major
Brookelyn Rice ’28 explains how a class visit to the Marian Library led to a McGrath Award.
Faith/Mission
2.23.2026
Five students win McGrath Awards for research in Catholic Intellectual
Traditions
The McGrath Award recognizes students whose research in a Common Academic Program course demonstrates engagement with Catholic Intellectual Traditions.