The university is home to many famous names, all well-known to the student body. In the form of a completely serious and objective list, Co-Managing Mosaic Editor Gaby Nieves ranks the top ten hottest of your favorite campus celebrities.
The widely adored and famously talented singer, SZA, has been spotted out in public! In … Delaware? At … the university? Many students are suspecting that SZA was here to film a music video, but Co-Managing Mosaic Editor Gaby Nieves has a couple other possible reasons in mind for her visit.
Geology is a famous class at the university due to its supposedly easy content and self-explanatory exams. It is a popular way to fulfill the university’s laboratory requirements and the environmental and marine science degree requirements. Shayna Demick shares some wisdom about expecting to take this infamous class, known as “rocks for jocks,” and what actually happens when you blow off the wrong blow-off class.
The city of Newark is once again facing shenanigans as a student claims to have seen a UFO patrolling the night sky. Staff Reporter Steven Norris interviews the student in question along with an expert at the university to gain more insight about this jarring report.
While holiday wish lists vary from person to person, your wish list must be concise and thoughtful if you are to maximize the benefits of commercialized holidays. Co-Managing Mosaic Editor Shayna Demick shares with you the proper way to make a wish list so you can have a fruitful gift haul this holiday season.
Staff Reporter Caroline Powell comments on all of the sites and attractions the university and the city of Newark has to offer. From the Green to Kirkbride Jesus, Powell points out all the can’t-miss places and people.
What’s the best way to get around campus, according to Co-Managing Mosaic Editor Shayna Demick? Slaywalking, a tactical form of jaywalking that requires an understanding of intersection/traffic dynamics and alternate routes, as well as spatial awareness, confidence, style and swag.
The brick stealing tradition returned for another school year. The holes left by the tradition caused a great amount of distress for the members of the community.
