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Philosophers debate: Do nations have a right to exclude immigrants?
The Class of 1955 Ethics Endowment Fund and the Department of Philosophy presented “Debating Immigration: Do Nations Have a Right to Exclude Immigrants?”
Former UD women’s volleyball coaches’ allegations of discrimination partially rejected by judge
Former volleyball coaches' claims that UD fired them based on sexual orientation, marital status and age have been partially rejected.
Mayor Jerry Clifton reflects on involving constituents, renewable energy
Jerry Clifton has been Newark's mayor since last April. He believes his time in office has already brought results.
Prominent Christian apologists speak at Trabant
On Nov.4, Christian authors and self-identified Christian apologists Zacharias and Abdu Murray came to the Trabant Student Center to speak to students.
University seniors take home big money for their business in regional pitch competition
University seniors James Massaquoi and Sury Gupta recently obtained $50,000 for their company, 360VR Technology.
The Honors Program and forced triples in Redding
An influx of students enrolled in the Honors Program this academic year.
“I’ll never apologize for ‘sit down and shut up:’” Chris Christie speaks on civil political discourse
During the fifth event of this year’s National Agenda series, Chris Christie discussed the intricacies of civil yet open political discourse.
The Freshman 15: Calorie counting and disordered eating in college
The students in personal health management classes have to count another aspect of their lives for a week: the amount of calories they eat.
TEDx looking to spread the idea for speakers to apply
TEDx University of Delaware originally started out as an idea by students from the Blue Hen Leadership Program.
HenLaw teaches, inspires future lawyers
For students who want to be a bit better prepared, the university offers up HenLaw, a Registered Student Organization for those interested in law school.