text: Deady was a founder of the university and his actions set the foundation for where it is today.  He was probably the single most important figure in the infancy of UO.  Arguably, he did more to improve race/ethnic relations than he did to restrict them although it is apparent that all races/ethnicities were not treated equally.  Deady held views that the entire country was split on at the time, it's not like he was a radical outlier and he did show signs of reformation later in life.
  
  Dunn may have been racist, but he was much more involved in the persecution of Catholics and lead an organization in the KKK that even by early 1900s standards was controversial.  
  
  Deady hall SHOULD NOT be renamed.  Dunn hall should have never been named for him to begin with.
  
  Should Villanova have kept all of their buildings that bared the name of cold blooded murderer John DuPont?