Blogs
‘Cellblock Visions’ exhibit features original works by incarcerated persons; curator on campus Feb. 18-19.
University of Dayton junior Emily Kramer has never flown on an airplane or traveled outside the U.S. That will all change in March 2021 when the Pride of Dayton Marching Band performs in the official St. Patrick’s Day parade in Dublin, Ireland. Kramer, a drum major, will lead the band past thousands of spectators through Dublin’s historic city center.
Discover Programs in the University of Dayton College of Arts and Sciences allow students to explore majors across the arts, humanities, social sciences and natural sciences, while keeping them on track to graduate in four years.
Marian Library’s acclaimed Nativity collection captures the attention of ‘CBS Sunday Morning’ and its nationwide audience.
The University of Dayton partners responsible for the solar array and pollinator prairie at Daniel J. Curran Place feel another element is needed to tie the project together: signage.
Thanks to students in professor John Clarke’s design-science synthesis course, a system of displays was developed and could just be a final push away from installation. The signs will tell the solar prairie’s tale of innovation, partnership and experiential learning.
