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Human Rights May 16, 2022

Beyond Peril and Potential: Insights from SPHR 2021 (Part 3)

SPHR 2021 convened on 2-4 December 2021 to address the perils and potential the pandemic has created for human rights advocacy. This series presents the key messages, methods and insights emerging from this first SPHR in a hybrid format.

President May 10, 2022

Of Life, Love and Puppets

John Zaller showed off a bright red cardinal he made out of recycled plastic cups as part of his group's final presentation in the Latino/Latina Religious Experience course.

Experiential Learning May 02, 2022

A Garden for La Virgen de Guadalupe

A Marian Library collection prompts library intern Yamilet Perez Aragon ’23 to ponder the Blessed Mother's presence in artwork, plants, an urban farm and her faraway family.

Human Rights April 19, 2022

Beyond Peril and Potential: Insights from SPHR 2021 (Part 2)

Faculty and Staff April 12, 2022

Historian of Black Catholic nuns joins University of Dayton faculty

In an upcoming book, a new associate professor of history at UD provides the first full history of Black Catholic nuns in the United States.

Humanities and Social Sciences April 08, 2022

Echoes from the Past: Poetry of Resistance and Emerging Feminism

With Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Tatiana Liaugminas reflects on how this CAP course introduces students to key issues of social justice and injustice, artistic censorship, and life within a surveillance state through the exploration of Anna Akhmatova’s life and poetry.

Human Rights April 05, 2022

For One Day One Dayton, students consider what they have gained by working with the HRC

Through internships, fellowships and other engagement opportunities the HRC provides many different learning opportunities to students at UD. For One Day One Dayton this year our current interns reflect on how working at the HRC has impacted their time at UD.

Human Rights April 01, 2022

Beyond Peril and Potential: Insights from SPHR 2021 (Part 1)

Libraries March 29, 2022

Harriet Tubman: Bicentennial Tribute

March 2022 marks the approximate 200th anniversary of the birth of abolitionist, Underground Railroad conductor, Union spy and freedman's advocate Harriet Tubman.

Engineering March 29, 2022

The Multi-Ethnic Engineers Program delivers a unique level of student support that consistently contributes to student success

University of Dayton Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering alumni, Colin Hisey ’10 and Lydia Everhart ’11, have enjoyed success from UD to New Zealand. While at UD, they participated in the Multi-Ethnic Engineers Program and gained insight beyond academics.

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