Blogs
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Business
December 07, 2021
Serving Business Students Since 2009
Over 140 business students have traveled to summer internships without having to worry about the cost of relocating. Professional development was never so easy thanks to the Heffner Internship Endowment awards.
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Teacher Education
December 06, 2021
Student Interns Live the Adventure!
“Do not be afraid. Open wide the doors to Christ.” Pope Saint John Paul II
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Libraries
December 06, 2021
Bread Crumbs
A research inquiry about a 1972 rock concert sends an archives intern on a groovy scavenger hunt.
Sustainability
December 06, 2021
How to Be a Conscious Consumer during the Holidays
Catholic Social Teaching encourages us to be aware of what is happening in our world and to use that awareness to make a positive impact on our world. How can you put this into action for the holidays? Be a conscious consumer!
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Libraries
December 06, 2021
Resolve: Ensuring Inclusion
An internship in the University Archives and Special Collections kindles a commitment to ensure the inclusion of missing voices in archival collections.
Libraries
December 06, 2021
In Search of a Pencil
In reading the timeless wit and wisdom of Erma Bombeck, an archives intern discovers she has something in common with the iconic humorist.
Research
December 06, 2021
University of Dayton biologist awarded American Association of University Women fellowship for research on cancer migration
The American Association of University Women awarded Loan Bui, visiting assistant professor of biology, a $29,680 fellowship to help further her research at the University of Dayton on cures for diseases such as cancer.
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Libraries
December 06, 2021
Saints Alive!
St. Nick makes an appearance on a fragment of liturgical music in the Marian Library.
Campus and Community
December 05, 2021
The Nativity Narrative
Accompanied by Nativity imagery, Brother Raymond L. Fitz, S.M., reads aloud from the Gospel of Luke.
Libraries
December 03, 2021
Back on the Porch
Porch Reads, Roesch Library's popular book club-style leisure reading program, returns with a collection of edgy, spine-tingling graphic fables, and students devour it.