“3 Minutes Late” is truly a band made up of unique characters. But from all their performances and their time spent together, they are a band of true friends each with their own talents and ...

During Alumni & Family Weekend, around 17 members of the Class of 1970, including UD professors Dr. Bainard Cowan, Dr. Mary Mumbach and Dr. Richard Dougherty, reunited to dedicate two Seats of Wisdom ...

She called attention to the Constitution of Medina of AD 662, a Muslim community founded by Mohammad that granted religious freedom to Jews. She also mentioned Muhammad’s farewell speech, which ...

UD students always debate about which study spot on campus is best. Besides their dorm, a consistent, dependable study spot is one of a student’s most important places, so it is normal for students ...

A University of Dallas student scrolls through his phone as growing concerns over social media privacy raise. (Photo: Andrew Baca) Whatever you have to say about its uses, social media is here to stay ...

On Oct. 8, the Civic Fellows, a new program consisting of 11 freshmen and dedicated to instilling leadership qualities in its members, hosted a debate on whether praise and worship music is conducive ...

Memes are not a new phenomena. Merriam Webster defines “meme” as “an idea, behavior, style or usage that spreads from person to person within a culture.” Memes are everywhere, and in the age of toxic ...

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Catholicism is deeply ingrained in France’s culture, even if modern France isn’t full of active Catholics. (Photo: Andrew Baca) In September, Pope Leo XIV took a four day trip to France, the first ...