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The Keeper of Due SantiFor 30 years, Fabio Cinalli has been the steady, quiet presence behind the University of Dallas R...
06/24/2026

The Keeper of Due Santi

For 30 years, Fabio Cinalli has been the steady, quiet presence behind the University of Dallas Rome Campus.

From the very first semester at Due Santi in 1994 to this summer’s Rome programs, Fabio has helped keep the campus beautiful, welcoming and ready for generations of students, faculty and visitors.

“Insieme a questo campus, sicuramente,” Fabio said — “Together with this campus, certainly.”

Read the story of the keeper of Due Santi and celebrate the man who has witnessed every chapter of UD’s Rome Campus history.

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06/24/2026

The Moultrie Flag became a symbol of courage when it was raised under fire during one of the Revolution's earliest victories.

As part of UDallas’ celebration of America’s 250th anniversary, Assistant Professor of Politics Matthew Cantirino, PhD, explores the flag carried by the South Carolina militia during the Battle of Sullivan's Island in June 1776. Featuring the word “Liberty” and a distinctive crescent emblem, the banner reflected a principle that united patriots across the colonies even before the Declaration of Independence was signed.

Explore more stories and reflections at https://hubs.ly/Q04mfSW30.

06/23/2026

"Give me liberty, or give me death!"

As part of UDallas’ celebration of America’s 250th anniversary, Professor of Politics Philip Harold, PhD, examines the Culpeper Minutemen Flag carried by a Virginia militia unit in 1775. Inspired by Patrick Henry’s call for resistance and featuring the iconic rattlesnake, the banner reflected the growing determination of Americans to defend their liberties.

Explore more stories and reflections at https://hubs.ly/Q04mc5sR0.

06/22/2026

The Battle of Bunker Hill was a British victory, but it revealed the high cost of defeating the American cause.

As part of UDallas’ celebration of America’s 250th anniversary, Associate Professor of History Mark Petersen, PhD, examines John Trumbull’s famous painting of the battle. Centered on the death of patriot leader Joseph Warren, the artwork helped shape how Americans remembered the Revolution, portraying sacrifice, courage and the diverse group of colonists who fought for liberty.

Explore more stories and reflections at https://hubs.ly/Q04mdG9x0.

The University of Dallas is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Gregory Roper, BA ’84, as dean of the Constantin ...
06/19/2026

The University of Dallas is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Gregory Roper, BA ’84, as dean of the Constantin College of Liberal Arts.

A longtime professor, alumnus and most recently dean of students, Roper brings decades of experience as a scholar, educator and academic leader to the role.

Please join us in congratulating Dean Roper on this new chapter of service to the University of Dallas community.

Read more: https://hubs.ly/Q04m3lBC0

06/19/2026

When American patriots first took up arms, they did not see themselves as starting from scratch.

As part of UDallas’ celebration of America’s 250th anniversary, Associate Professor of History Mark Petersen, PhD, examines the Bedford Flag, traditionally carried at the Battle of Concord. Combining English, European and local Massachusetts traditions, the flag offers a glimpse into how the first generation of revolutionaries understood their cause and their identity.

Explore more stories and reflections at https://hubs.ly/Q04m2bwh0.

06/19/2026

A Summer of UD Wisdom continues — short reflections from University of Dallas professors to inspire deeper thinking throughout the summer.

Here, Irene Alexander, PhD, reflects on the Apostle Paul and God’s surprising, quiet ways of speaking.

The University of Dallas DBA program has been named to The CEO Magazine 2026 Global DBA Listing, marking its tenth conse...
06/18/2026

The University of Dallas DBA program has been named to The CEO Magazine 2026 Global DBA Listing, marking its tenth consecutive year among the world's leading DBA programs.

The recognition reflects a decade of sustained excellence, growth and innovation in the UDallas Satish & Yasmin Gupta College of Business, as well as a continued commitment to preparing experienced professionals to lead through research, insight and practical application.

Read more: https://hubs.ly/Q04lNMlb0

Just in time for the 250th anniversary of the United States, University of Dallas triple alumnus and valedictorian Matth...
06/18/2026

Just in time for the 250th anniversary of the United States, University of Dallas triple alumnus and valedictorian Matthew Mehan, BA ’00 MA ’10 PhD ’14, has released The American Book of Fables, a collection of original fables, poems and reflections that invite readers to rediscover the beauty of our country.

"The American Book of Fables is an imitation of the great works I studied at the University of Dallas,” Mehan said. "My education at UD is the only way this book could have ever come to be."

Learn more about Mehan’s work here: https://hubs.ly/Q04l9fcc0

06/18/2026

When British regulars marched to Concord to disarm the colonial militia, they encountered a group of minutemen at Lexington. What happened next would change history.

As part of the University of Dallas' celebration of America’s 250th anniversary, Associate Professor of History William Atto, PhD, examines William Barnes Wollen’s depiction of the Battle of Lexington, where the shot heard round the world was fired.

Explore more stories and reflections at https://hubs.ly/Q04lHLp90.

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