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Junior Mia DeRuggiero looks to assist Hens to CAA women’s lacrosse championship

DeRuggiero is Delaware's active leader with 44 career assists entering her junior season.

Faculty Senate votes to pass draft bylaws of the graduate college

Application fee breakdown: How the university measures up

19 for 2019: Delaware’s most intriguing athletes heading into the spring semester

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Totally witchin’: Unpacking witchcraft and its surrounding stigma

Column- February 18, 2019

With solitary witches practicing throughout the university’s campus, as well as a few covens — groups of witches that choose to practice together — scattered ...

A (Wo)man’s World

Column- February 18, 2019

It’s no longer just a man’s world. Times have been shifting fast, and to keep up with our ever-changing society, movies have been changing to ...

Burned film — the woes of the Oscars, an institution fighting for relevance

Column- February 17, 2019

Many of the Best Picture nominees this year were simply undeserving and tarnish the legacy of past winners while increasing the blow for more deserving ...

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Major League Baseball’s free agency problem

Commentary- February 18, 2019

Bryce Harper and Manny Machado are still free agents as spring training begins. Let's say it's complicated.

The Review Sports Roundtable: What to expect this spring

Roundtable- February 14, 2019

The Review's sports staff provides insight on Delaware baseball, basketball, lacrosse and more.

GRITTYWATCH: Gritty has a full name and other things you’ve missed over winter break

Sports- February 13, 2019

Gritty was busy over winter break.

Campus News

“What are people going to think?”: The struggles and successes of students with mental illness

Living each day with mental illness can be like trying to escape from a lethal, aphotic labyrinth.

The university says that Hugh M. Morris fought for campus desegregation — History says otherwise

Campus NewsNovember 13, 2018

A historically inaccurate claim can be found at the entrance to Morris Library.

For some students, “work hard play hard” stops at work

FeaturesOctober 2, 2018

There's another side to "the college experience."

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Newark punks Driver’s Ed stun with energetic and emotional single, “One Under”

Column- February 17, 2019

Driver’s Ed has transcended their position as just another college band, becoming a totemic symbol of the power and potential success of a DIY ethos.

From hypothetical to The Hague: A semester abroad in the Netherlands

Column- February 17, 2019

Growing pains: The beginning of a semester abroad in Chengdu, China

Column- February 14, 2019

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Opinion: A call for transformative justice

- February 18, 2019

Amanda Paul makes her case.

Opinion: A call for transformative justice

Editorial

Editorial: The Green is gone — what’s next?

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Opinion: Why I am looking forward to this 2020 Democratic primary

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Junior Mia DeRuggiero looks to assist Hens to CAA women’s lacrosse championship

Faculty Senate votes to pass draft bylaws of the graduate college

Application fee breakdown: How the university measures up

19 for 2019: Delaware’s most intriguing athletes heading into the spring semester

Totally witchin’: Unpacking witchcraft and its surrounding stigma

A (Wo)man’s World

Burned film — the woes of the Oscars, an institution fighting for relevance

Major League Baseball’s free agency problem

The Review Sports Roundtable: What to expect this spring

GRITTYWATCH: Gritty has a full name and other things you’ve missed over winter break

“What are people going to think?”: The struggles and successes of students with mental illness

The university says that Hugh M. Morris fought for campus desegregation — History says otherwise

For some students, “work hard play hard” stops at work

Newark punks Driver’s Ed stun with energetic and emotional single, “One Under”

From hypothetical to The Hague: A semester abroad in the Netherlands

Growing pains: The beginning of a semester abroad in Chengdu, China

Opinion: A call for transformative justice

Editorial: The Green is gone — what’s next?

Opinion: Why I am looking forward to this 2020 Democratic primary

19 for 2019: Delaware’s most intriguing athletes heading into the spring semester

No, you can’t say the n-word

Delaware Men’s Basketball snaps losing streak with win against UNCW

Application fee breakdown: How the university measures up

Alumni Spotlight: Q&A with Michael Bennett, Chief Adventure Officer at Explorer X