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First, it seemed we were plagued by bad luck. Then, as if by magic, everything came together on the day we traveled.

In the program, high schoolers who would be the first in their families to earn a college degree use the Great Books to investigate community and responsibility.

A beloved teacher and nationally recognized scholar of psychology, Scott Churchill, Ph.D., has left a monumental mark on the University of Dallas.

Some students had already presented their research at national conferences or successfully submitted it for publication.

After a long semester of prepping, University of Dallas students had a chance to compete in the 2023 Gupta College of Business Pitch Competition on Wednesday, April 26. The college’s student...

It is that generosity that impresses, as much as his encyclopedic knowledge, as much as his polymathic abilities, as much as his buoyant, ever-youthful energy, even as much as his irrepressible curiosity.

Scientists from around the country gathered on campus last week for the MidSouth Computational Biology and Bioinformatics Society (MCBIOS), a conference led by UD’s own Inimary Toby, Ph.D., a professor in the Biology Department.

Last month, more than 100 students, faculty, staff and friends of the University of Dallas gathered for a special mid-day Mass, rosary and Eucharistic procession around the Irving campus, among...

GK Chesterton notes that the problem with heretics is not that they get everything wrong but that they take one small piece of the truth and blow it up to be the whole truth. Perhaps nowhere is...

In her opening lecture on the metaphysics of sex, theologian Angela Franks writes three questions, identifying them as the core questions of the Western world.