Blogs

The BEES were treated to a private tour of the Dayton Arcade by Kat Cordier, the Associate Director of the L. William Crotty Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership.

The BEES acquisition of an understanding of the economic and environmental history of the Dayton area culminated in a visit to the Carillon Historical Park.

ntrepid BEES visited a local hive to get better acquainted with the intriguing insect that inspires our forays. 

The last excursion of the BEES included the opportunity to kayak in the Eastwood Metropark Mad River tributary and enjoy a last picnic.

University Libraries, including University Archives and the Marian Library, will host a Reunion Weekend open house on June 8.

Let us take you behind the scenes of the commission process for the chalk artwork created for the exhibit "Mary in Catholic Education."

The goal of the Energy Assessment Bootcamp was to provide students with opportunities to deepen their understanding of energy topics.

Sophia López Navarijo recently graduated from UD with a degree in education, signifying not only the culmination of an academic journey, but also the commencement of new prospects.

The Class of ’74 attended UD during tumultuous times. The Vietnam War, Watergate and the Arab Oil Embargo were just a few of the national headlines during their time as Flyer undergraduates.

In November 2023, we gathered for the 2023 Social Practice of Human Rights, co-convening with the International Conference on the Right to Development, focused on the theme – “Decolonization and Development for Africa and People of African Descent.” This SPHR23 blog series captures the discussions and shares the learning that occurred during the conference around the themes of (1) the right to development; (2) building social movements; (3) just energy transitions; and (4) identity and belonging — as applied to Africa and the people of African descent.