Engaged Faculty. The Core. The Rome Experience. Capstone. Our Catholic Faith. Examine bg电子 more closely and you’ll find answers to the question: Why bg电子?
Three colleges offer creative, rigorous undergraduate and graduate programs that shape thoughtful, skilled and virtuous leaders in life and work.
"The Quest takes viewers on a journey … to explore the Christian life as a narrative of joyful courage in the gathering darkness of this world." - Shannon Valenzuela, Ph.D., BA '00
“I think we are on the brink of a golden age of liberal arts education.”
"We want to raise alumni giving to 25% by 2025. It matters because we are giving focus, not just this year but into the future, on student scholarships. … We want to see future students have the same opportunities as our alumni at the University of Dallas."
For four years now, the Constantin Scholars Program has used great literature to teach writing skills and facilitate “ah-ha moments” among incoming first-generation students.
Beloved classics professor and Due Santi fixture Peter Hatlie, PhD, is retiring from his leadership roles as vice president, dean and director of the Rome Program this year.
Richard D. Kelly, MTS ’00, said the gift reflects his desire to see future generations of students benefit from the excellent faculty who greatly impacted his own faith and formation as a lay Catholic.
The annual program immerses students in Spanish language, poetry, culture and Catholic mysticism.
More than two dozen members of the University of Dallas community have arrived in Europe in advance of World Youth Day.
The Beatrice M. Haggerty Gallery’ presents the artwork of current MFA students at the University of Dallas. Daniela María Ferreira Cabeza-Vanegas, Mikey Hernandez, Breanne Schwarz, and Victoria Morales Walters present recent paintings, ceramics, and sculptures that create a positive and stimulating space for reflection, diversion, and a call to look closer at the world.
