Recent Posts
Business
4.12.2024
Inspiring
Integrity
Renowned for uncovering one of the largest corporate frauds in history, Cynthia Cooper's narrative at the School of Business Administration emphasized the importance of integrity and resilience in the face of adversity.
Campus and Community
4.12.2024
Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: Woodland Cemetery tree identification
tour
Over half of the new cohort of BEES took small-group warmup hikes in Woodland Cemetery.
Campus and Community
4.12.2024
Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: Fort Ancient/Hopewell Earthworks and Nature
Preserve
A record number of new BEES participated in the maiden voyage, a canoe trip near the Fort Ancient (Hopewell) Earthworks and Nature Preserve.
Libraries
4.12.2024
Finals Week
Treasures
Inspired by Netflix's Outer Banks, our finals week services will be treasured by Pogues and Kooks alike.
Experiential Learning
4.12.2024
Organic
Growth
Jeremy Erb’s passion for organic chemistry synthesized in university and professional labs. Now an associate professor at UD, Erb is determined to foster curiosity and community among his students through hands-on lab experience.
Campus and Community
4.12.2024
Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: SunWatch Archeological site bike
ride
A bike trip to SunWatch Archeological site provided an opportunity to solidify the BEES’ understanding of environmental sustainability.
Campus and Community
4.12.2024
Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: Patterson Homestead guided
tour
Until a guided tour of the Patterson Homestead, the emphasis of BEES' outings was on environmental sustainability.
Campus and Community
4.12.2024
Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: Canal boats at Johnston Farm and Indian
Agency
The BEES got to tour the museum of artifacts, as well, revealing the extensive variety of trade goods.
Libraries
4.11.2024
Sharing with the
Community
Bing Davis' pursuit to disseminate knowledge, give back to the community and inspire creativity is evident in his papers, currently being processed in University Archives.
President
4.11.2024
United: Sun, Moon and
Us
The University of Dayton cancelled afternoon classes on Monday. Well, not exactly. The Central Mall, dotted with students, faculty, staff and families sprawled on blankets, turned into a massive outdoor laboratory for viewing the moon move across the sun and cast the University into twilight and then near-darkness.