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Michigan professor Kristin Collier, MD, FACP, visited UDallas to discuss what she calls "theobiology" — a scientific consideration of life as a creation of God. She also uses the term "relational biology" to describe the study of life in light of our relationship with the Creator, and how the acknowledgement of this relationship can affect the study of our health as well. Kristin Collier is an associate professor of Internal Medicine at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor Michigan where she serves as the director of the University of Michigan Medical School Program on Health, Spirituality, and Religion. Support the show

UNIVERSITY OF DALLAS CATHOLIC EDUCATION PROGRAMS Catholic Teacher Formation Academy https://udallas.edu/academics/programs/catholic-teacher-formation-academy/index.php Master of Catholic School Leadership https://udallas.edu/academics/programs/catholic-school-leadership/index.php Catholic School Leadership Certificate https://udallas.edu/academics/programs/catholic-school-leadership/certificate.php   HANDOUTS FROM FR. STRAVINSKAS Merton on Catholic Education https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1ivZyq8JJ6vQQo0dqzrF9wsyliCBefwvk Canon Law and the Catechism on Catholic Schools https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1ivZyq8JJ6vQQo0dqzrF9wsyliCBefwvk Support the show

The University of Dallas welcomes First Things for an in-depth conversation on the challenges and renewal of higher education. Featuring remarks from University of Dallas President Dr. Jonathan J. Sanford and distinguished scholars Dr. Mark Bauerlein and Dr. Mark Regnerus, this event explores the mission, identity, and future of the Catholic university Support the show

In September 2025, UDallas welcomed back alumnus Dr. Alex Valadka (BA & BS ’83), Chief of Neurological Surgery at Parkland Health and Professor at UT Southwestern, to share firsthand stories from his medical work in Ukraine. For the past several years, Dr. Valadka has traveled twice a year to Dnipro, about an hour’s drive from the front lines of the war with Russia, to treat traumatic brain injuries in soldiers and civilians. Through images and personal accounts, he offers a clear picture of the ongoing reality on the ground. Support the show

The Many Christoper Columbus Support the show

Dr. Andrew Moran's Study of Literature Lecture offers a glimpse into prospective students can expect. Support the show

King Haggard Award 2025 Support the show

Doctrinally, the answer is a clear yes. However, historical critical considerations have long weakened confidence in that answer. Dr. Brant Pitre tackles the question in light of these newer questions with an eye to the Semitic and rabbinic modes of teaching and expression that Jesus employed. Support the show

Dr. Gregory Roper explains the vital difference between freedom and license, highlighting how true liberty requires responsibility. Support the show

A Roundtable Discussion with Susan Hanssen, Kathryn Jean Lopez, and Daniel Darling Support the show

Cybersecurity Summit 2025 Support the show

Students from the Biology Department share their personal experiences and highlands at University of university life in a Q&A with Dr. William Cody, Interim Chair of Biology at University of Dallas. Support the show

Bishop Conley Interview 2026 Support the show