Category: News
Faculty Senate delays graduate college vote
The Faculty Senate gathered for its final general meeting of the fall semester on Monday, Dec. 3.
Another semester gone by, no action on graduate college
To refresh your memory as the college’s future continues to hang in the air, we recount its troubled history so far.
Same worries, new numbers: students and experts address climate change
The Earth, Ocean and Environment Club discussed the threat of climate change with a panel of three industry experts.
Delaware Memorial Bridge closed on peak traffic day
The Delaware Memorial Bridge had all of its eight lanes closed due to a flammable gas leak at a nearby chemical processing plant.
“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.
Analysis: Cohen admits to lying to Congress about Moscow real estate project
Cohen “knowingly and willfully made a materially false, fictitious, and fraudulent statement and representation” in an August 2017 letter to the Senate Select Committee on ...
The race to register: Delaware student struggles reflect a national trend
“When it comes to preparation for registration, there is little to no guidance on what classes are needed to be taken from advisors, so you ...
The university gets a Lyft
In order to use Lyft, students must download the app. New users can use the code “GOHENS” to get $5 off four rides.
University student found guilty on one count of fourth-degree rape
University student Jason Kramer was sentenced to two years in prison for one count of fourth-degree rape.
Perkins Student Center closes early Monday evening
By 5 p.m. Monday, Nov. 26th Perkins Student Center was closed and evacuated until further notice due to a plumbing malfunction.