Spring 2024 Dominican Magazine

Crown Library’s WeatherTech Innovation Lab and Recording Studio carry out Dominican’s forward-thinking legacy. Read more.

Social work students help local elders pen personalized memoirs. Read more.

Alumnae recall life-changing experiences from university’s inaugural study abroad program. Read more.

Insights gained from the memory of sea slugs continue to drive Dominican University students. Read more.

A contemplation space for Dominican students, faculty and staff of varied faith traditions and beliefs underwent renovations this semester. Read more.

The first cohort of associate degree students are scheduled to arrive this August. Read more.

Serving meals and collecting food donations were projects initiated by students in the fall. Read more.

Alumnae/i, faculty, staff and students gathered to celebrate a milestone anniversary. Read more.

The grant-funded program is aimed at reaching—and igniting the spirits of—youth and young adults. Read more.

A grant from the U.S. Department of Commerce has created a technology “think tank” and opportunities to become software savvy. Read more.

A capital improvement grant will provide Dominican with $7.5 million for infrastructure improvements. Read more.

The award-winning administrator with strong ties to the Dominican mission shares his goals for DU athletics. Read more.

Dominican faculty help build awareness and boost the reputation of the university. We’re pleased to highlight some of their recent accomplishments. Read more. 

A prestigious award sent Dr. Anjali Chaudhry to University College Cork in Ireland as a visiting professor. Read more.

“Tough as nails on social justice,” Harriet Hausman found many opportunities for activism during her long life. Read more.

Rosary College as the place where Tina Valentino, a suburban magazine editor, formed lasting, supportive bonds with the Sinsinawa Dominican Sisters. Read more. 

A scholarship to play for Rosary College’s new soccer program was the boost Eric Trejo needed to get him on the corporate ladder to success. Read more.

An educator of English language learners, Dr. Rachel Butiko was named Teacher of the Year at her middle school in Houston, Texas. Read more.

Thanks to the work of Sameidra Carter, vulnerable youth are receiving services that could help change the outcome of their lives. Read more.

A single course in journalism changed the trajectory of Rich Bodee’s life. Read more.

Read the full, digital edition of the Spring 2024 issue of Dominican Magazine right here.