Category: Campus News
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.
“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 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 ...
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.
Army ROTC takes first place in grueling Ranger Challenge
The Fightin’ Blue Hen Battalion will go on to compete in the national challenge and represent the 4th Brigade at the Sandhurst Military Skills Competition.
University to close Christiana Towers at end of academic year
The university announced that it will be closing the Christiana Towers at the end of the academic year.
Students react to the Midterm migrant madness
Students have mixed opinions on the issue of immigration.
‘Highest ideals of dedication and sacrifice’; Veterans are remembered throughout Blue Hen Veterans’ week of commemoration
Veterans Day, also referred to as Armistice Day, was commemorated this Sunday around the world.
The university says that Hugh M. Morris fought for campus desegregation — History says otherwise
A historically inaccurate claim can be found at the entrance to Morris Library.