Coronavirus

All club participants received an email saying that in-person club practice had been approved on March 1, but the university again decided to suspend all club sports shortly after that email was sent out.

Through postponements, cancellations and protocols, varsity sports at the university were forced to navigate shortened and unique spring schedules.

After reduced participation and the coronavirus pandemic, one club sports team made the best out of an uncertain situation.

Since the onslaught of COVID-19, the Food Bank of Delaware has adjusted its operations to continue to serve those who need food assistance.

The NCAA's coronavirus protocol on recruiting has left an incoming class of student-athletes with a lot of uncertainty.

The arrival of the pandemic last spring brought forth a new challenge for a cappella group “CresHENdo.”

For many students in the World Scholars program at the university, the opportunities offered by the program played a big role in their decision to attend the university. Yet, due to travel restrictions brought on by the pandemic, many of them are not getting the experience they expected.

On Wednesday, President Assanis announced via email that the university will require all students who will be on campus this fall to be fully immunized against COVID-19 before their arrival.

As of April 13, people aged 16 and older in Delaware are now eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, including all university students regardless of their home state.

The university should make the coronavirus vaccine mandatory for students.