Jessica Leibman/THE REVIEW Going years without significant renovations, many buildings on campus, such as the Christiana Towers, remain in unsatisfactory condition. ...

Women make up 49.6% of the world’s population but only 15% of the engineers in the world. As of the 2021-22 academic year, 30% of engineering bachelor degree graduates at the university were women. As ...

BY KONNER METZ Managing Sports Editor New threads will be traveling with the Delaware football team this fall, but not without reminders of the program’s illustrious history. Brand new road uniforms ...

Spring is one of my favorite seasons because of the warmer climates, greener grasses and all the color it brings into the ...

SAM FORD/THE REVIEW Professional tips for professional professionals doing professional professions. BY LIV ROGAL Senior Reporter When entering the professional world, students must learn new ...

Since the 1990s, university fashion club Synergy has given student designers the chance to showcase their clothing ...

I first heard of Keni Titus from my friend, on my way back from a concert in Philadelphia. My friend asked if I had heard her ...

As the spring semester wraps the final month of classes, The Review has elected new leadership for the 2025-2026 school year. Beginning May 1, Ethan Grandin and Alex Keating will assume the positions ...

“Psychological warfare”: Over 14-year career, fired volleyball coaches “operated on a platform of fear” ...

Photographer Beatrice Aquavia captured Delaware’s win over Drexel on Feb. 16.

In a battle of the blues at Delaware Stadium, Delaware men's lacrosse came up shy against Michigan to fall to 0-2 this season versus ranked or receiving-votes foes. The Blue Hens turn their focus to ...

JORDANNA GARLAND Managing Arts and Culture Editor On Feb. 29, Professor Emerald Christopher announced to her WOMS 260 class that she would be resigning from the university effective March 1, the day ...