Category: Delaware News
Students React to September Debates
Ten of the remaining Democratic candidates in the 2020 presidential race met this past Thursday night in Houston for the third debate of election season.
Former university student sues for alleged hate crime
Rancel Valdez, a former university student and local resident, is moving forward with a lawsuit against his four attackers and the two fraternities that hosted ...
The complexities of Delaware’s abortion laws
On Jan. 22, 1973, the Supreme Court made a historic ruling in Roe v. Wade that shook the nation. The country is still shaking today, ...
What happened to Good Uncle?
Good Uncle recently shut down because the company was not reaching the goals that the CEO originally wanted, causing a revamp in the business model.
Naloxone training frightens, inspires
Naloxone is a Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-approved drug that can rapidly reverse the effects of an opioid overdose by restoring normal respiration.
A whole new meaning to “Campus Going Green”
An in-depth look at the culture surrounding marijuana use at the university.
“Horror and Outrage”: Legislators propose restricting abortions in Delaware
A pair of Delaware General Assembly legislators introduced four bills in late January that, if passed, would tighten abortion restrictions in the state.
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.
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.
‘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.