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Good News UD: Jonathan J. Sanford & Daniel Burns by University of Dallas Support the show

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Good News UD: Jonathan J. Sanford & Dave Palmer by University of Dallas Support the show

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Good News UD: Jonathan J. Sanford & Michael West by University of Dallas Support the show

Provost Sanford and special guest Gerard Wegemer discuss St. Thomas More and Dr. Wegemer's latest book on The Essential Works of St Thomas More. Support the show

Prof. Allison Stanger of Middlebury College and UD President Thomas Hibbs discuss the risk of confronting ideas on college campuses in America today on Wednesday, Nov. 13, at the Dallas Institute of Humanities and Culture. The event was moderated by Dallas Morning News Deputy Editor of Editorials and UD Director of Journalism Rudy Bush, BA ’97, and was hosted in partnership with the Morning News a...

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Good News: Dr. Jonathan J. Sanford and Dr. Thomas Hibbs by University of Dallas Support the show

Provost Jonathan J. Sanford and President Thomas S. Hibbs appear on "The Good News," produced by KATH 910 AM - The Guadalupe Radio Network, discussing virtue of wisdom, especially as it applies in philosophy and leadership, on Sept. 23. Support the show

Provost Jonathan J. Sanford, Ph. D., Faculty Day address on Aug. 21. Support the show

President Thomas S. Hibbs, Ph. D., BA ’82 MA ’83, Faculty Day address on Aug. 21. Support the show

The Donald and Louise Cowan Archive sponsored a lecture by Associate Professor of English, Christina Flanagan, Ph. D. on Thursday, April 25. She discussed "Caroline Gordon & Flannery O'Connor: From Letters to Legacy." A professor at the University of Sciences in Philadelphia, PA, Flanagan edited the recently published "Letters of Flannery O'Connor and Caroline Gordon.&...

Chair of the Department of English, Gregory Roper, Ph. D. and Barbara Nicolosi Harrington, Ph. D. discuss "Christians and Hollywood." Dr. Harrington is an internationally recognized expert on the nature and social effects of narrative, and the intersection of faith and culture. She is an Associate Professor at Azusa Pacific University. Support the show

Philipp Rosemann on Tradition by University of Dallas Support the show

Assistant Professor of the English Department, Dr. Gregory Roper lectures on "Why in 2019 You Should Read Chaucer--and Yes, You Can Read Him in Middle English". Hosted by the Office of Alumni Relations at the Veritas Preparatory Academy - Great Hearts Academies in Phoenix, Arizona on Feb. 24. Support the show

University of Dallas Professors of English and Italian presented readings of The Divine Comedy’s three canticles in their entirety. Support the show

University of Dallas Professors of English and Italian presented readings of The Divine Comedy’s three canticles in their entirety. Support the show

University of Dallas Professors of English and Italian presented readings of The Divine Comedy’s three canticles in their entirety. Support the show

Jonathan J. Sanford discusses the virtues of literature with special guest, Dr. Gregory Roper, Chair of the English department. Support the show

Jonathan J. Sanford discusses intellectual virtues and the knowledge of language with special guest, Jacob-Ivan Eidt, Ph. D., Associate Professor of German and Chair of UD's Department of Modern Languages and Literatures. Support the show

Our guests, Father Thomas Esposito, O. Cist., Assistant Professor of Theology, BA '05 and Rachel Pauletti, BA '15, join Larisa Thelen, Director of Alumni Relations, BA '13, for a special discussion on Thanksgiving and gratitude. Support the show

Dr. Wolfe discusses his lecture in this Q&A with alumni audience members. Support the show

Dr. Christopher Wolfe, Professor of Politics, lectures on Natural Law, Thomas Aquinas, and American Politics. Hosted by the Office of Alumni Relations and by Mary Devlin Capizzi, class of 1988 at law firm Drinker, Biddle & Reath, LLP. Support the show

Three-time UD alumnus, Dr. Matthew Mehan, explains why “a healthy politics requires a healthy poetics.” His commentary on this topic was recently published in the Wall Street Journal, and he relates this topic to his new, fully illustrated book of children's poetry. Support the show