The change in weather is dreadful – it’s getting colder and colder. For those of us who have to walk everywhere, it can be a brutal endeavor. Staff Writer Danny Tull shares his feelings about cold weather.
The university’s dramatic increase in admissions last year led to many unsatisfied students unable to find the housing they wanted. An interview with enrollment faculty sheds light onto what the university has learned from the experience and what they plan to do in the future.
There are three record stores on Main Street: Rainbow Records, Wonderland and International Groove Records. Staff Writer Alex Lavinson, an avid record collector, shares his experiences with these stores and their wide selections of hypnotizing sounds.
The Biden administration is determined to drastically reduce American student loan debt. With new additions to its efforts, students comment on their increasing awareness of how national debt relief could impact both individuals with student loans and the future of education in general.
Molly Olney-Zide, the instruction and outreach librarian at the university and Lori Birrell, the director of Special Collections & Museums, share resources available at Morris Library. However, the resources often go unnoticed by students.
On Nov. 1, President Joe Biden continued the 76-year tradition of pardoning two Thanksgiving turkeys from becoming a holiday meal. The event featured not only Biden’s blessing of the fowls, but also words of encouragement to Americans in light of current affairs.
Drake’s back at it again. With the release of yet another album, this time, it’s straight from “BARK Radio.” Staff Reporter Jake Harkey dives in to listen to all 23 tracks and gives his honest opinion on “the boy’s” latest release.
Just off of campus on West Main Street sits Sean’s House, a space that has become popular with students in recent years. Find out how staff provide basic mental health needs to students in a welcoming environment.
A new exhibition in Morris Library titled “50 Feminist Books That Changed Our Lives: Celebrating 50 Years of Women and Gender Studies at UD” reflects on the books that shaped the Women and Gender Studies department at the university.
