Three business students enrolled in the Satish & Yasmin Gupta College of Business at the University of Dallas were recently awarded scholarships for their entrepreneurial spirit and outstanding leadership during the 37th annual Texas Business Hall of Fame (TBHF) on Wednesday, Oct. 16, in San Antonio, Texas. The students were among 36 awardees from across the state to be honored with the TBHF's Future Legends Scholarship. The TBHF awarded each a $15,000 competitive scholarship endowed by The Mitchell Family Foundation.

More than 50 University of Dallas student-athletes were recently named to the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) 2018 fall semester Academic Honor Roll, ranking the university with the third most student-athletes to receive the distinction among 378 total recipients from nine SCAC conference institutions. In order to qualify, a student-athlete must maintain a minimum GPA of 3.25 for the academic semester and serve as a regular member of a conference-sponsored varsity athletic team.

The University of Dallas Track and Field Programs recently garnered All-Academic Team honors for the 2017-18 NCAA Division III seasons by the U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA). Among nearly 300 teams honored, the University of Dallas men's team boasted a cumulative team GPA of 3.17 and the women's team 3.12.

More than 100 University of Dallas students completed the spring 2018 semester studying abroad at the university's 12-acre Eugene Constantin Campus just outside Rome, Italy.

Twenty-seven University of Dallas English majors recently presented their capstone senior novel projects, the culmination of intensive research and writing on a major English-language novel. The senior capstone is required of all English majors in order to satisfy their degree requirements.

Four University of Dallas music seniors recently performed in a senior recital on Wednesday, May 2, 2018. The senior recital was the culmination of four years of study for the music students.

Sixteen University of Dallas Opus Dei members recently returned from Monterrey, Mexico, after completing a week-long service project for a local school, Ciudad de los Ninos, which provides nearly 1,000 children of low-income families with an education of high academic standards along with a well-rounded Christian formation. The spring break service project was sponsored by the Wingren Study Center, an Opus Dei center that hosts speaker series, service opportunities, meditations and mentoring to male students from the University of Dallas and surrounding colleges in North Texas.

Two University of Dallas seniors participated in the 45th annual March for Life in Washington, D.C., on Friday, Jan. 19, 2018.

Four University of Dallas students were recently elected to the Student Government Executive Council for the upcoming 2018-19 academic year. Campus-wide voting was held March 22-23, and winners were announced on March 23 through Crusader Connect, the university's online portal for student clubs and organizations. The Executive Council is responsible for setting the Student Government's annual goals and overseeing the Senate and other various boards and committees, including the Campus Activities Board (CAB). Council members are elected for a one-year term, which commences on the last day of the 2018 spring semester.

Twenty University of Dallas physics majors completed their experiential research opportunity or internship during the summer of 2017.

University of Dallas sophomore Biology major Sarah Henriquez recently received the university's Dr. Raymond D. DiLorenzo Award, which is awarded annually to a student whose Literary Tradition II essay is nominated by their professor.

Ten University of Dallas students presented their research to a panel of university chemistry professors.

Respectively earning one of the nation's most competitive scholarships awarded in academia and research, Phillip Wozniak, BA '15, and Emily Files Collins, BA '17, now join nearly four dozen University of Dallas alumni to receive the highly sought-after Fulbright, including UD's first student-winner in 1962, Professor of English Robert Scott Dupree.

Nearly 200 students earned graduate degrees from the University of Dallas during the 2016 Commencement Ceremony in May.

Three French majors at the University of Dallas have been awarded French Government Teaching Assistantships. They will consequently be spending the academic year 2016-2017 in France.

Twenty University of Dallas students participated in an Impromptu Speech Competition held during their Communication in Business class from Oct. 20-27. The competition is held every semester by Assistant Professor of Business Robert Yale.