Yusra Asif Qureshi

In January, the university launched its very own Walk Her Home resident student organization (RSO), inspired by the parent Walk Her Home charity organization that strives to fight human sex trafficking and sexual exploitation in the United States. Courtesy of Walk Her Home RSO/THE REVIEW

BY CATHERINE HOGAN Staff Reporter The Puppy Raisers of UD (PROUD) and Canine Companions for Independence (CCI) are registered student...

Lori’s Hands is a nonprofit organization that pairs college students with community members who are managing chronic illnesses.

The Native American Student Alliance learns aspects of Native history that aren’t usually talked about in a historically correct manner

Parents and students say it is unfair of the university to blame the COVID-19 case spike solely on student behavior

UDance’s 12-hour dance marathon will look a little different this year due to the pandemic

Brenden Moore, a university sophomore and English major, has taken on incumbent Councilwoman Sharon Hughes in the upcoming District 2 election. Lauren Magee/THE REVIEW

BY CATHERINE HOGAN Staff Reporter The roll out of COVID-19 vaccines across the country has brought forth excitement to those...

Peet’s Coffee, located in the Trabant Student Center, is closed to make way for the opening of Stomping Grounds Coffee — a new coffee spot associated with Little Goat Roasting Co.

The death of the Keystone XL Pipeline coincides with a rapidly closing window to address climate change, a task some propose would be best achieved by reevaluating the relationship between humans and the environment to fit a more indigenous perspective.