The Review staff explores the implications of voting third party or abstaining in the 2024 election, and why this was not the one to hold back on making the hard decision.
Following the death of a first-year student in a motorcycle crash on the first day of school, students have become dissatisfied with pedestrian safety on campus. The Review discusses how the university can address this issue by increasing campus infrastructure and promoting student vigilance.
Following a recent email sent out by the communication department, students have been left feeling unheard and inconvenienced by a raffle that awards students with guaranteed spots in department courses.
With the Newark City Council passing a resolution of a “per student tax,” it makes its way to the state legislature. The resolution is further complicated by the actions of the university and reaction of students, who feel deprived of context and coordination for the entire situation.
This semester, the university has been taking notice of the numerous UD Alerts that have been sent out . The Review examines crime on and off campus and how students are informed about those types of incidents.
The Cockpit HENergy Challenge is making its return in 2023, this time with an increased incentive for students to attend all six home football games. But the contest is more of a short-term band-aid than a solution to the university’s lack of student engagement and attendance at athletic events.
The delay in revealing evidence after an innocent high schooler was arrested after graduation showcases concerning differences between what actually happened and what was initially reported by the UDPD, bringing about some important questions about students and their relationship with the UDPD on campus.
The university utilizes email newsletters to communicate with its students about important campus events, announcements and general information. Recently, these newsletters have been written in ways that stray from the university’s stated values of “diversity and inclusion” and “community.” The Review staff shares its response to these newsletters and the university’s tone-deafness, at times.
Recent incidents of gun violence have highlighted the vulnerability of college campuses. The Review staff shares its response to the news and encourages the university to do more to protect its students.
How does the university presume they are going to become a more sports-centric institution if the current framework could not contain such a large percentage of the student population?
The inequity of university-provided housing needs to be addressed in a more timely manner, especially if the university insists on admitting such a large number of students.
Going to the gym should be an option for every college student and the university should make it a simple task. Given the stress of college life, many students use exercise as an outlet or way to stay healthy.
