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10.19.2023
Caring for the whole person: ISSS and UDG Student
Services
ISSS and UDG Student Services help International Students navigate their academic journey with ease. Hear from some of the dedicated staff members in these offices.
International
10.19.2023
From the Classroom Back to Your Apartment: Intercultural Learning in the Global Learning Living
Community
We sat down with students to hear about their experience living in the GLLC and completing the Journey Towards Global Citizenship mini-course.
10.16.2023
UD professor explores religious differences at international artist residency in
India
Suki Kwon gathered with 14 other artists at the foothills of the Himalayas to create artwork celebrating “The Nature of Difference.”
10.12.2023
VOICES: Around the globe, or in your backyard, human rights issues are relatively the
same
Dr. Satang Nabaneh writes for the Dayton Daily News Ideas & Voices about the Social Practice of Human Rights.
10.11.2023
History As It
Happens
Artwork and exhibit materials provide the experience of history in action for political science students.
International
9.26.2023
Flyers Abroad: Business and Sports in Ireland
Studying abroad presents so many learning opportunities and memories that will last a lifetime.
9.25.2023
UD Chorale director, students perform in Kenya through global peace
project
UD Chorale Director Steven Hankle and two students traveled to Africa, where they joined choral groups from the U.S. and Kenya to perform.
International
9.15.2023
COIL's Impact in the
Classroom
COIL Fellows Faculty connect students across the globe
9.14.2023
2023 Summer Fellowship: Studying Africa's Economy with
GTI-U
The continent of Africa has a bright economic future ahead, but this fact can be hindered by the lack of opportunity and support for women in entrepreneurship and other socio-cultural attitudes towards working women.
9.14.2023
2023 Summer Fellowship: Akwaaba with IGED
I’ve always been open to different cultures and perspectives but seeing it in person in real time is so different from reading about it. My time in Ghana is something that I will never forget and has changed my perspective on life. From the 20 minute drive to work, trying new foods, the lively nightlife, long days in the office and restless nights, I am forever grateful.