PAYING TRIBUTE TO A FRIEND

The Laurence D. Nee Memorial Scholarship in Politics honors Larry Nee, MA’94 PhD’98, who believed friendship was essential for human happiness.

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Engaged Faculty. The Core. The Rome Experience. Capstone. Our Catholic Faith. Examine UD more closely and you’ll find answers to the question: Why UD?

Four colleges offer creative, rigorous undergraduate and graduate programs that shape thoughtful, skilled and virtuous leaders in life and work.

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Education of the Soul

Deep thoughts and talks are hallmarks of the Braniff Graduate School of Liberal Arts, where students and faculty consider timeless questions and contemporary issues in search of principled and transformative wisdom.

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Jessica Hooten Wilson, Ph.D., MA ’06

“The great stories give us multiple lenses through which to view the world in which we are living rather than a myopic vision. The humanities explore what it means to be human and provide the resources for someone who desires to imitate the incarnate God.”

St. John Paull II Teaching Fellow Ryan T. Anderson, Ph.D.

“Since the beginning of our nation, Catholics have debated the structure of our government and the best ways to live as faithful citizens, both Catholic and American. The challenges confronting Catholics in America today renew these questions with particular urgency, and I'm grateful to the University of Dallas for its leadership in bringing together some of the brightest scholars addressing these issues.”

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News

Commencement Mass Honors Ministry Graduates

The university honored 130 parish ministry leaders and deacons for completing certificate programs through the Ann and Joe O. Neuhoff School of Ministry at a special Commencement Liturgy and Graduation on May 22.

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Undergraduate Experience Fueled Class of ’85 Alumna’s Successful STEM Career

For electrical engineer Jennifer (Coyle) Byrne, Ph.D., BS BA ’85, perhaps the greatest benefit of her UD education was that it taught her to seek truth and answers to big questions.

Theology of the Body Course en Espanol Has International Reach

What started as a course to equip Atlanta, Georgia-area ministry leaders to teach youth about Pope St. John Paul II’s Theology of the Body (TOB), has grown to reach Spanish-speakers all over the world, as one of UD’s popular continuing education programs offered through the Ann and Joe O. Neuhoff Institute for Ministry and Evangelization.

In Memoriam: Margie Cruse

A memorial Mass will be held at 2 p.m., Tuesday, June 15, 2021, at the Church of the Incarnation at the University of Dallas. Margie Cruse joined our Heavenly Father on June 1, 2021, with her...

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Events

6.29.21 | The Rome You Didn't Study During Your Rome Semester

Celebrate Due Santi Day with former Rome Program Director Wayne Ambler, Ph.D., as he discusses what you did NOT study during your Rome semester. LEARN MORE

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