Jude Bailey, a biochemistry major and freshman at the university, practices Kali, a Filipino martial art he began learning at the age of eight.

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Charity Crossing hosted a free pop-up market to give away free items to the university community. The items consisted of household items like kitchenware and cleaning supplies, as well as artwork, furniture and some small appliances from Amazon surplus boxes.

Oct 17, 2024 · One last time taking on CAA Football. It is the prevailing theme of this FCS-playoff-ineligible season at the university. As its athletic program nears the FBS move next summer, Delaware only gets one more swing at FCS rivals like Richmond, Rhode Island and Villanova this fall.

Over 500 members who volunteer with Lori’s Hands assist elders who are living in the local community with chronic illnesses. The nonprofit organization pairs clients with college students who volunteer through the university’s RSO.

Apr 15, 2024 · MATTHEW TRUNFIO Staff Reporter. At the start of the spring semester, some faculty and staff members were surprised to learn that the university had implemented a spending freeze, placing an immediate hold on funding for hiring, travel and research.. The sudden discontinuation of previously anticipated funding left many professors in a …

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A new season dawns on the Delaware men’s basketball team as it opens its last campaign in the CAA. The Fightin' Blue Hens have few returner starters and brought in new pieces with a goal of reaching the NCAA tournament before bolting for Conference USA.

Matt Meyer and Kyle Evans Gay are now Governor and Lieutenant Governor, succeeding former Governor Carney, now Wilmington's mayor, and Bethany Hall-Long. In their inaugural speeches, they emphasized improving education, housing, and healthcare while addressing the challenges ahead. Students involved ...