University Business discusses Dominican's mission to serve students in the Chicago area, particularly those from the Latinx community and first generation students.

Dominican University’s board of trustees is pleased to announce the appointment of Glena G. Temple, Ph.D. as its 11th president. Temple, whose term will begin on August 2, is currently the president of Viterbo University, a Catholic Franciscan university in La Crosse, Wisconsin.

Sr. Quincy Howard, a Dominican University alumna and Sinsinawa Dominican Sister, is an active member of the Network Lobby for Catholic Social Justice, a Washington, D.C. based organization that works on issues including food insecurity, healthcare, immigration and democracy.

Dominican will open this fall with more face-to-face classes and opportunities for in-person interactions, while continuing the mitigation strategies that have kept our campus safe for the past 18 months. 

Undergraduate students in Joseph Sagerer's physics class will be exploring, from the comfort of campus, the hidden interior of El Castillo, the largest pyramid in Chichen Itza, an ancient city built by the Mayans and now a revered archeological site in Yucatan, Mexico.