Category: News
Middletown teen fire-bombs, vandalizes Newark Planned Parenthood
A potential act of domestic terrorism at a Planned Parenthood in Newark resulted in the arrest of Samuel James Gulick, 18.
University launches self-study to prepare for reaffirmation of accreditation process
In 2021, the university will undergo a week-long review process to determine whether the university is eligible for a reaffirmation of its accreditation.
In year-long fundraising effort, creativity is key for UDance
Wednesday night, about 30 people wrote letters requesting donations for UDance, a 12-hour dance marathon that raises money to fight childhood cancer.
There’s a nursing shortage, UD students can help fix it
The demand for nurses is growing, but the supply cannot keep up.
You are ‘entitled to a nutritious meal’: Hunger and homelessness initiatives on campus
Though the number of dorms and meals prepared by the dining halls might seem infinite, many students on campus face the lacking housing and food ...
Honors “add-on’s” have mixed bag of results for students
Although honors students get to sign up for classes earlier than non-honors, the spots available in those classes can be competitive.
University acknowledged for increased voter participation
The university received a gold seal from the “ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge” for its excellence in promoting civic engagement through voter participation during the ...
A new beginning for the 4-H club
A group of university students have reinstated the 4-H club that had disappeared from campus seven years prior.
Harvard pollster John Della Volpe: Translator between millennial, baby boomer generations
John Della Volpe came to campus to discuss global sentiment, opinion and influence amongst the millennial generation as part of the National Agenda Speaker Series.
Students struggle to pinpoint victor in latest presidential debate
The fifth Democratic presidential primary debate, which aired on Nov. 20, came on the heels of multiple days of impeachment hearings.