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5.21.2024
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Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: Kayak expedition link-arrow link-arrow

The last excursion of the BEES included the opportunity to kayak in the Eastwood Metropark Mad River tributary and enjoy a last picnic.
5.10.2024
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College Faculty in the News: May 10, 2024 link-arrow link-arrow

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.
5.10.2024
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Barbie Streamhouse link-arrow link-arrow

Library services are more than Kenough for a Barbie-themed course.
5.3.2024
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To Research and Beyond link-arrow link-arrow

Undergraduate student research experiences at UD can include conducting research over the summer and completing an honors thesis. Katie Hoener did both, which led to something bigger — authoring a textbook chapter with her mentor, Li-Yin Liu.
4.26.2024
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The Beast makes its way to University of Dayton campus link-arrow link-arrow

'Beast' protest reminds us that the plastic we use may be out of our sight after consumption, but it does not go away.
4.23.2024
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UD American studies scholar named American Catholic Historical Association president link-arrow link-arrow

University of Dayton scholar Anthony Smith is bringing his expertise into the spotlight as president of the ACHA.
4.22.2024
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UD historian preserves Iraqi minority cultural heritage under $1M USAID grant link-arrow link-arrow

A University of Dayton historian is working to preserve the cultural heritage of minority communities in Iraq.
4.15.2024
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UD Hebrew Bible scholar to release award-winning book on gender in the Old Testament link-arrow link-arrow

UD Assistant Professor Esther Brownsmith explores questions of gender and sexuality in the Old Testament in her first book.
4.15.2024
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Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: Clinton Gorge near Yellow Springs link-arrow link-arrow

Intrepid members of the BEES negotiated the Clifton Trail, a rocky path above a ravine of the Little Miami Scenic River.
4.15.2024
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Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: Muse Machine Musical link-arrow link-arrow

The BEES got off on the right foot in January 2024 by attending a musical put on by Dayton’s Muse Machine.