Light & Truth is a project of the University of Dallas that provides videos, articles, and podcasts that reflect on the purpose of education in today’s culture. Rooted in the Catholic intellectual tradition, it explores the enduring value of a liberal arts education and classical education as pathways to human flourishing. Through reflections shaped by Christian humanism and virtue ethics, President Sanford addresses contemporary questions with clarity and hope, emphasizing the role of civil discourse, freedom of speech, and the formation of free and thoughtful persons in the pursuit of truth.
FAQs
More Information on the Light & Truth Project.
Question #1
Test
Question #2
Test
Be Part of It
Stay updated with stories, events, and conversations that matter.
About the University of Dallas
The University of Dallas attracts highly motivated students who seek to attend a top-ranked liberal arts university, participate in a one-of-a-kind Rome semester abroad experience, and build life-long friendships with fellow students and faculty.
UD offers bachelor's, master's, doctoral and continuing education programs to more than 1,400 undergraduate students and 1,200 graduate students from across the U.S. and the world.
Founded in 1955, the university is a highly-ranked Catholic university that consistently enjoys a spot in the top 15 Catholic colleges nationwide by Forbes and the top 10 Catholic colleges in the West by U.S. News & World Reports. UD’s summer programs for gifted high school students ranks in the top 20 in the nation.
The University of Dallas is recognized as a Hispanic Serving Institution under Title V of the Higher Education Act.The university has two campuses: the Irving campus, located in a suburb of Dallas/Fort Worth, and the Eugene Constantin campus, located south of Rome, Italy.
The Irving campus facilities include the award-winning Church of the Incarnation recognized by the American Institute of Architects, the J.M. Haggar University Center, the Cowan-Blakley Memorial Library, seven residence halls, student apartments, and the Maher Athletic Center, which houses 15 men’s and women’s NCAA III varsity sports. The campus has its own stop on Dallas' Rapid Transit (DART), allowing students to easily reach downtown Dallas and DFW International Airport in about 15 minutes.
The Rome campus offers a unique semester abroad to sophomores, melding education and travel to the locations they study as part of their Core curriculum. The campus includes housing and even a functioning winery.
