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8.20.2024
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Building More Than Just Walls link-arrow link-arrow

Incoming business students kick-started their college journey by building bonds and a legacy of service through a Habitat for Humanity panel build on campus.
8.19.2024
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UD’s Health Equity Fellows program receives global honor, will be recognized in Rome link-arrow link-arrow

UD’s Health Equity Fellows program received global recognition as one of the best solidarity service-learning experiences in Catholic higher education.
8.19.2024
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New Year, New Opportunities link-arrow link-arrow

The Marian Library welcomes students, faculty and staff for another academic year as partners in learning.
8.19.2024
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Into the Vernacular: Early Modern Bibles link-arrow link-arrow

History major Owen Smith spent the summer in the University Archives advancing his research skills with rare Bibles.
8.19.2024
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Sustainability Undergraduate Fellowship summer experience comes to close link-arrow link-arrow

The HSI Undergraduate Summer Fellowship Program was a rewarding and impactful experience for six UD students this past summer.
8.7.2024
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Exploring Innovation Through My Intel Internship Experience link-arrow link-arrow

Carrie Drobnik, a industrial engineering technology student, spent her summer interning at Intel in Arizona. Read about her experience working for a large technology company that is expanding to Ohio.
8.6.2024
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Inclusive Excellence in Collections link-arrow link-arrow

Faculty collaboration leads to growth in library collections.
8.5.2024
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50 Years of Leading with Faith, in Community link-arrow link-arrow

In Father Jim Fitz's world, no dreams are impossible if you have faith.
7.31.2024
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El Salvador’s Sacred Journey: Lessons from a Land of Resilience link-arrow link-arrow

El Salvador is a country with breathtaking landscapes and a vibrant culture. It's the smallest country in Central America, but it has a population of approximately 6.5 million people. Salvadorans are friendly and hospitable. They carry within them a beacon of light that serves as a sign of hope and inspiration for those seeking peace in a troubled world.
7.30.2024
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Sharing sustainability with future Flyers link-arrow link-arrow

HSI’s summer fellows got a chance to talk to incoming first-year students about sustainability at the University of Dayton.