Fall semester to have Saturday classes, all winter study abroad trips cancelled
More details on a hybrid class model for the Fall 2020 semester were released July 1 in an email from the Office of Communications and ...
Assanis announces administrative decisions for the Fall 2020 semester, including hybrid model for classes
On June 23, university President Dennis Assanis announced several of the administration’s plans for the forthcoming Fall 2020 semester.
Decision about reopening campus to come June 17, according to Faculty Senate
Faculty Senate held this emergency meeting outside of their typical semester meeting dates to discuss potential plans for the Fall 2020 semester.
Collaborative Content: Black Lives Matter resource guide
Black Lives Matter protests have spread across the United States and the world in response to the deaths of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, ...
Peaceful protest led in Wilmington last Friday
Protesters gathered in Wilmington at Tubman-Garrett Park on Friday, June 5 to show support for the Black Lives Matter movement and protest police brutality.
Peaceful protest takes place in Wilmington on Sunday
On May 31, a protest for George Floyd, a man who was allegedly murdered by Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, was held in Wilmington at ...
Black Lives Matter movement reaches small New Jersey town
More than 200 people gathered at Mountain View Park in Middlesex, NJ, for a Black Lives Matter protest in honor of George Floyd and Breonna ...
Delaware legislature considers eliminating university FOIA exemption
Representative Kowalko introduced a bill to remove an exemption in Delaware’s FOIA for both the University of Delaware and Delaware State University.
“I’m going to use my resources:” Finance final exams under investigation for cheating
Students enrolled in Finance 311 with Chris Lynch found out that their final exam grades would be temporarily held, pending an investigation.
Wilmington residents join national movement to protest the death of George Floyd
On the morning of Saturday, May 30, more than 100 people gathered in Rodney Square to protest George Floyd’s death.