Marianists Change Lives

When I arrived at the University of Dayton, I heard a lot about community. At first I thought it was just something schools say, but here I have experienced how real and alive it is. I have felt welcomed and supported in so many ways, whether through my professors challenging me to grow in class,…

I work as a tour guide at St. Mary’s and during my tours, I walk past the characteristics of a Marianist education hung in St. Louis Hall. There is one characteristic that has stood out to me since I arrived: to educate in family spirit. College is supposed to be your home away from…

Artificial Intelligence has made a meteoric appearance on the world scene. It is fascinating, frightening, and far-reaching. Some laud it as the most significant development that will shape our lives and our cultures, changing our understanding of what it means to be human. Others fear that, even if it is regulated, a destructive power…

At home, my parents provided me with a strong foundation in the Marianist Mission, which was further solidified during my high school years at Kellenberg Memorial on Long Island, New York. I was taught that the Blessed Mother was the vessel through which Jesus came into the world, and through that teaching I was also…