PATH Point-Eligible Masculinity Series

Roesch Library is hosting a fall film series that includes a variety of films on masculinity and the complexity of gender expression

Resources to spark dialogue

We must seek to put recent tragedies into context if we want to try to better understand them. Roesch Library has a variety of resources to help

National Coming Out Day: A Letter of Hope

Inspired by the book Radical Hope: Letters of Love and Dissent in Dangerous Times, a library staff member writes a heartfelt letter to a courageous student

When our moral courage is tested

Rachel Barnett, chair of the Libraries diversity and inclusion committee, writes in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Read on to learn more about events in Roesch Library throughout the month of January

World Peace Day

Take time out of your day for peace. Celebrations for the day include museum visits, yoga, meditation and a campus event about how to respond to violent tragedies with love

It\u27s Green Dot Week

Green Dot week is an annual reminder of our responsibility as a member of the University of Dayton community to preserve our values through our actions

Community Means Everyone

It\u27s Community Means Everyone week. Pick up a safety pin at any of our desks and learn more about bystander intervention

The Courage to Offend

Offensive words in a banned book surprise and challenge volunteer reader in a live, recorded reading for Banned Books Week

Reading Banned Books: \u27A Small but Mighty Act of Revolution\u27

Library staff member shares memory of reading Maya Angelou aloud to the world from public library\u27s banned-books jail cell

Meditation Mondays

Announcing free Monday meditation sessions from July 25 to August 8. Learn techniques to quiet your mind, relax your body, and find inner peace