Recent Posts
Campus and Community
4.22.2025
Honors Student Spotlight: Olivia Dobiesz Presents Groundbreaking Thesis on Stress and Alcohol
Use
We’re excited to celebrate senior Honors student Olivia Dobiesz, a Psychology major with minors in Neuroscience and Philosophy, for her recent presentation on her thought-provoking honors thesis: “Stress, Saliva, and Spirits: The Effects of Acute Psychosocial Stress on Alcohol Craving, Motivation to Consume Alcohol, and Physiological Correlates.”
Libraries
4.22.2025
Finals
Island
Students can couple up with these Love Island-inspired events and services at Roesch Library.
Faith/Mission
4.19.2025
The Art of the
Egg
As you enjoy dyeing or painting hard-boiled eggs or stuffing candy into colorful plastic eggs, ponder the significance of the egg in Easter traditions.
Business
4.17.2025
Skyline Views and Career
Moves
UD finance students are turning city lights into career insights.
4.16.2025
'We Are Souls to be
Awakened'
"Institutions like yours, animated by the Marianist charism, are not luxuries. They are necessities," Cardinal Peter Kodwo Appiah Turkson said when he received an honorary degree from the University of Dayton. "Education — if it is to serve humanity — must form the whole person."
Business
4.15.2025
Balancing the Books and Doing What’s
Right
Spring 2025 Ethics Speaker Vic Hartman shows how ethical courage is the real asset in accounting.
4.14.2025
Yerdley's Photo Diary: Learning in Costa
Rica
Yerdley Zeledon-Orozco, a first-year mechanical engineering student from Cincinnati, Ohio, shared photos from his time in Costa Rica on a faculty-led program.
Sustainability
4.11.2025
Little Green Thumbs: Teaching Bombeck preschoolers the magic of
composting
HSI student leaders gave a composting presentation to preschoolers.
LGBTQ+
4.11.2025
Leadership in
Q*mmunity
What is one thing you cannot live without? Most people might immediately think of food, water or oxygen. But in my time as a Q*mmunity Leader, I can definitively say: community. Built into the name, yet it’s also the heartbeat of who we are.
Faculty and Staff
4.11.2025
Help! AI Ruined My
Class!
Many instructors report that students are cheating using AI. Likewise, many sources claim to have the solution, but do those solutions actually solve the problem and if they do, is the workload reasonable? In this post, we will address limitations with some of the popular "AI-fixers" and propose solutions that are realistic for the busy course instructor.