Category: Campus News
Roots closed briefly due to grease spill
A grease spill caused popular Main Street eatery to close briefly.
Commencement at Delaware Stadium: the most exclusive party of the year
University commencement tickets will be limited to three per student.
Sewage blockage displaces 42 students
A sewage blockage in George Read South Residence Hall forced 42 students to immediately relocate to temporary housing on Monday.
Grit ‘N Wit: Where brain meets brawn
To kick off the end of the first week of classes this semester, university students participated in the school’s first ever Grit ’N Wit event ...
The Tower at STAR to take medical research to new heights
The new building will "encourage interdisciplinary research and connections between students and the companies occupying the other floors."
Campus Democrats encouraged by dialogue of Senate primary
While the two sides of the Democratic party have different priorities and different plans of execution, campus Democrats do not believe this split will be ...
University to take over University Courtyards Apartments next school year
The apartments will become on-campus housing for the University, accommodating a total of about 880 students.
The Tower at STAR to take medical research to new heights
After nearly a year and a half of construction, the new tower at the Science, Technology and Advanced Research (STAR) campus stands ready for university ...
National Agenda Series works to combat political apathy among students
//embedr.flickr.com/assets/client-code.js Blair Sabol/THE REVIEW 2017's National Agenda Series centered around the theme 'As We Stand Divided.' This year, the lecture series' theme is "Midterm Matters." ...
Red Zone: The time when campus sexual assault is at its peak
On their first night on campus, hours after viewing the video, students received an alert, notifying them that a sexual assault had occurred on South ...