Libraries March 05, 2024

Curricular Comrades: Fostering New Teaching Approaches with Digital Humanities

A Russian historian converts a semester-long assignment from classic research paper to an interactive digital production and gets impressive results — and a new outcome: community.

Fine and Performing Arts February 12, 2024

Glass Center for the Arts gallery opens with ‘Get Together’ community exhibition

The Roger Glass Center for the Arts marked its introduction by welcoming visitors for an exhibit opening.

President February 12, 2024

You Can Write!

Erma Bombeck devotees are every bit as passionate as Dayton Flyer fans I discovered at the opening of a new exhibit at Roesch Library that celebrates the humorist’s life and work.

Campus and Community February 02, 2024

In memoriam: J. Philip Gleason ’51, alumnus and American Catholic historian

J. Philip Gleason ’51, an eminent American historian, University of Dayton alumnus and recipient of UD’s Marianist Award, died Jan. 17.

Human Rights December 15, 2023

Study Abroad in Santiago, Chile - Reflections from Graduating Seniors

"The study abroad program based in Santiago, Chile, stands as a life-changing experience for the both of us!"

Faculty and Staff December 14, 2023

UD political science professor looks at campaign visits in new book

Don’t believe the hype about campaign rallies, says University of Dayton political scientist Christopher Devine in his new book.

Human Rights November 28, 2023

My Intercultural Immersion Trip to Kenya

The diverse sights and sounds of Kenya came alive in our AVoice4Peace trip this past June. In addition to going on a safari and touring Nairobi, during our trip we sang with three different Kenyan choirs in a concert to raise money for a school and orphanage and spread a message of peace and unity.

Human Rights November 28, 2023

CAP Study Abroad in Santiago, Chile - An Engineering Student’s Reflection

“My study abroad program based in Santiago, Chile, stands as one of the most transformative events in my lifetime.”

President November 20, 2023

Fly Me to the Moon

Professor Josh Ambrosius set the mood for a class discussion about space and religion by playing “Count the Stars,” a beautiful hymn with an out-of-this-world twist. Listen closely, he told us, and you can hear the electromagnetic “voices” of planets, stars, and galaxies.

Experiential Learning November 07, 2023

Experience Abroad Reveals Vocation

Ajà McMichel knew she belonged at UD since she first stepped foot on campus, but it was her UD trip to Ghana that truly guided her to find her passion.