Take a typical fish out of water and it won’t live long. It gets the oxygen it needs from the water it swims in. In a similar way, scientists are exploring dependency as a method of controlling what ...

April is Earth Month, and the University of Delaware community will celebrate our planet and demonstrate UD’s commitment to ...

Nationwide this year, there are a total of 454 Goldwater Scholars, which recognizes students for their exceptional promise as ...

"It wouldn't be practice if Finny wasn’t throwing herself in front of a puck," smiled Allison Coomey, the head coach of women ...

Greg Walters, a Navy veteran with more than 28 years of experience in facilities management, has been named vice president of ...

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, women earn 82% as much as men in the U.S. — and the gap widens at higher ...

The University of Delaware Honors College has been ranked No. 11 among the nation’s best honors colleges, according to a ...

UD alumnus and 2026 Delaware Principal of the Year Sterling Seemans builds meaningful relationships and community ...

Today, Baltazar-Lopez carries that legacy forward as the newly named director of the state’s Office of New Americans, a role ...

Imane Ngassa, a sophomore operations management major, enrolled in Summer Session courses at the University of Delaware last summer, and she plans to enroll again this year. “Sometimes it’s hard to be ...

But Sharon Collison, a licensed registered dietitian at UD’s Nutrition Clinic, recently heard those words from a patient. ...

Craftivism” describes the convergence of craft and activism and has been woven into the fabric of history. For example, in ...