In light of the upcoming Tony Awards, the show-stopping ceremony celebrating Broadway’s legacy, here is a brief recap of the musicals and plays that came and went by NYC’s theater scene in this past ...

Courtesy of udel.edu Walter Robinson, now Editor at Large for the Boston Globe, will visit the university on March 22 to speak ...

The NCAA's coronavirus protocol on recruiting has left an incoming class of student-athletes with a lot of uncertainty.

Environmental work is continuing despite limited staff, outreach and education.

Besides Shamrock Shakes coming back in March, this month also highlights important women in history and everyday women who make a difference in their communities. Staff Writer Caroline Powell shines a ...

As the focus of the sports world turns to college basketball, many fans will realize this season has been defined by teams in larger, richer conferences dominating, while traditional giants in less ...

Delaware sophomore guard Tyi Skinner helped propel the Blue Hens to victory over the No. 3 Towson Tigers by making two free throws with 0.4 seconds left.

The Preconception Peer Educators (PPE), an organization determined to give sexual education resources to low income minority communities, held their annual training session in STAR Campus' Health ...

Shouldn’t romantic comedies portray women and people of color in an accurate manner?

On Thursday, Oct. 1, the university held a general faculty meeting and town hall, with university President Dennis Assanis taking the helm.

The 2020 presidential debates may only be good for good for clickbait and Twitter memes.

Every spring, Mentor’s Circle becomes a venue for a pop-up farmers market selling local produce that turn out to not be that local.