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The culture our students are formed in is certainly a culture of ideas, but those ideas have and continue to take physical and institutional shape in Rome, and from there are circulated to the ends of the earth; verily, even deep into the heart of Texas.

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'Co-Workers in the Vineyard of the Lord' Ignite Passion for Service

'Co-Workers in the Vineyard of the Lord' Ignite Passion for Service

The Neuhoff Institute for Ministry & Evangelization has inspired pastoral ministry majors to bring their studies beyond the classroom by sponsoring its own student organization: Co-Workers in the Vineyard. “Our club was founded so that all majors at UD, not just pastoral ministry majors, could be made aware of the various forms of ministry that they may be called to serve in," said Matthew Crews, senior pastoral ministry major and president of the organization. READ MORE

University of Dallas Dedicates Cardinal Farrell Hall -- Its New 'Front Door'

The University of Dallas community gathered on Friday, Feb. 2, 2018, for the formal blessing and opening of Cardinal Farrell Hall, named after our former bishop of Dallas, previous chancellor and longtime friend of the university, Kevin Cardinal Farrell. The opening of the new student-focused building marks the completion of one of several capital projects, a part of a broader institutional effort to transform the university's Irving campus.

Textile and Ceramic Exhibition Arrives from North Carolina Mountain Range

The Beatrice M. Haggerty Gallery proudly announces the opening of a two-person exhibition, "What Remains," featuring artists Rachel Meginnes and Assistant Professor of Ceramics Kelly O'Briant. The exhibition is curated by Penland Gallery Director Kathryn Gremley of the Penland School of Craft in North Carolina. In 2001, O'Briant received a two-year Core Fellowship from the Penland School of Craft, where Meginnes recently completed a three-year residency.

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