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When Rome Becomes Real

At UD, dreams of Rome become reality: classes held in
the Colosseum and other ancient sites of legend and history;
the Vatican a short bus ride away; a rural villa to call home;
and your life forever transformed.

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beth van duyne, Mayor of irving

 

“The University of Dallas really is an economic development driver for our city and for our region.”

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Chair and professor of physics SALLy hicks, ph.d.

 

Each year at the University of Dallas, I have the honor and privilege of teaching a group of outstanding students who are very dedicated to learning; this student thirst for knowledge makes my teaching success a lot easier.

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Professors Explore Christmas Roots, Mystery of God

In its dedication to both the Western heritage of liberal arts and the Christian intellectual tradition, the University of Dallas has much to celebrate with the advent of the Christmas season. Both the Western and Christian intellectual traditions have greatly shaped this period in which we rejoice each December.

Post-World War II Art Exhibit Features Nearly 70 Artists

If you haven't yet had a chance to stop by the newest exhibit to see Andy Warhol's Marilyn Monroe or Roy Lichtenstein's awe-inspiring pop art in the Beatrice M. Haggerty Gallery, "Poets, Painters, and Paper: Post-World War II Art Exhibit" is ending this Saturday, Dec. 17.

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