Category: News
Newark set to lose significant tax revenue as university prepares to acquire Courtyard Apartments early
The university intends to acquire the Courtyards apartment complex in July, 2019. The City of Newark believes that this will occur ten years prior to ...
Valerie Biden Owens on Girl Power
Valerie Biden Owens talked risk-taking and confidence as keys to being a female leader at her talk about women in power and politics.
Analysis: Breaking down the major voting rights controversy in Georgia
American Public Media (APM) reported that 107,000 voters have been purged from the voter rolls under the states “use it or lose it” law.
The ugly side to beauty products: how personal hygiene items can harm the environment
It’s no secret that beauty products occasionally have ugly truths: animal testing, use of toxic chemicals and harmful packaging. What can the average consumer do ...
Delaware Debates 2018 analysis: As Delaware as it gets
Candidates at the 2018 Delaware Debates launched personal assaults, diverted onto diatribes, and questioned each other's legitimacy as they vied for seats in the House ...
City of Newark residents and university students respond to Delaware Debates 2018
Community members and students react to Wednesday's Delaware Debates 2018.
Arlett takes hits at Carper in Senate debate
Democrat Tom Carper and Republican Rob Arlett took the stage at Mitchell Hall Wednesday night.
Honors students and faculty meet to discuss Scholar-Leader Track
At the meeting, students expressed the desire to be given a voice in the scholar-leader track's creation.
Blunt Rochester sticks to moderate script in debate against volatile Walker
Lisa Blunt Rochester and Scott Walker debated Wednesday night at Mitchell Hall.
No fear of missing out here: the satellite campus experience
Students say rumors that individuals going to school at satellite campuses don't have the full college experience are false.