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Read the Spring 2024 Edition of Villanova Magazine Online

Spring 2024 Villanova Magazine

The digital edition of the Spring 2024 Villanova Magazine is now available. The cover story features the prestigious Opus Prize, an annual faith-based humanitarian award which the University had the privilege of hosting last year. Also, in this issue, Villanova's COVID-19 Caring About Health for All Study; and a look at the new home for Falvey Library.

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  • In Ancient Egypt, One Villanova Professor Sees Modern Lessons

    Villanova University associate teaching professor Kelly-Anne Diamond, PhD, is working to recover the last traces of ancient Memphis. In collaboration with a team of academics, graduate students and Egyptian artisans, she hopes to shed new light on what life was like in the "lost city"—and to explore its long-buried connections to the present day.

  • Villanova Professor Investigates Impacts of Hurricanes on Florida Coast

    In October 2024, during the height of hurricane season, Hurricanes Milton and Helene swept across the southeastern United States. Their impact on Florida was severe, with damages totaling tens of billions of dollars. While communities in affected states continue to rebuild, a team of researchers mobilized to assess the damage caused in the hopes of better understanding the impacts of hurricane activity in the future.

  • Villanova University Names Eric Roedl as Vice President and Director of Athletics

    Villanova University announced that Eric Roedl has been appointed the school's Vice President and Director of Athletics. Roedl, who currently serves as the Deputy Athletic Director and Chief Operating Officer at the University of Oregon, succeeds Mark Jackson, who held the position for nine years prior to departing for the same role at Northwestern University. Roedl will officially start in his new role in early January 2025.

  • Kevin Curley '80 VSB Named Recipient of 2024 Villanova University Alumni Association Loyalty Award

    The Villanova University Alumni Association (VUAA) has announced the selection of Kevin Curley '80 VSB as the recipient of its 2024 Loyalty Award. The oldest alumni honor conferred by the University, the Loyalty Award was instituted in 1932 and is presented annually to alumni who have rendered distinguished service to Villanova.

  • Villanova University and Global Philadelphia Partner to Unveil New Mural as Part of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals

    Villanova University, in partnership with the Global Philadelphia Association, today unveiled a new mural dedicated to the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 12: Responsible Consumption and Production. Installed on an exterior wall of the Connelly Center, this striking artwork is one of 17 murals across the Philadelphia area designed to raise awareness of the UN SDGs. SDG 12 emphasizes the importance of sustainable practices, reducing waste and fostering a more responsible cycle of production and consumption.

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  • Where's the Blaze Star? Why the Overdue 'New Star' T Coronae Borealis Has Yet to Light Up the Night Sky (Space.com)
  • The Real Story of Geta and Caracalla, The Roman Brother Emperors in Gladiator II (TIME)
  • Unprecedented Image May Reveal Impending Supernova That Could be Visible From Earth (CNN)
  • Where Does Inflation Stand in the Swing-State Cities that Could Decide the Election? (ABC)
  • Volkswagen’s Woes Reflect a Stagnant German Economy (The New York Times)
  • Why the Tampa Bay Area Is Especially Vulnerable as Hurricane Milton Nears (The Washington Post)
  • What's Going on with the "Blaze Star"—the Star That Won't Explode (Forbes)
  • What's Next in the Federal Investigation into Sean "Diddy" Combs and His Alleged Co-Conspirators (CNN)
  • Water Shortages Are Likely Brewing Future Wars—with Several Flashpoints Across the Globe (CNBC)
  • Pope Francis' Visit to Southeast Asia: What to Expect (Reuters)
  • When Emily Dickinson Mailed It In (The New Yorker)