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Newly acquired African American primary source materials highlight untold, overlooked histories

Community remembers former associate provost, UD's first Black administrator

Doctoral student's collection of disaster books reflects lifelong journey of learning

The stories of three UD students and their award-winning collections

The Daniel Press occupies a unique place in the history of private printing. Active in Frome, Somerset in the 1840s and 1850s and in Oxford from 1874

For the first time in the organization’s history, the Delaware Library Association (DLA) is partnering with libraries across the state to launch a #GivingTuesday campaign to raise funds to support

This past week, the Delaware County District Library expanded or brought back many of our services that had been put on hold or limited due to the pandemic

Dismantling the patriarchy, one book at a time Eileen Symons, a senior studying art history, French and the fine arts, is a voracious reader, who favors characters and stories that defy stereotypes and limitations. She placed in the 2020 Seth Trotter Book Collecting Contest, sponsored by the Friends of the University of Delaware Library, for her collection of books on gender, identity and sexuality that aims to “dismantle the patriarchy.” Dismantling the patriarchy, one book ...

Sophomore studying cognitive science and music applies lessons learned from her book collection

Judicial Watch continues to pursue President Joe Bidens sealed senate records hidden inside the University of Delawares library- but the college claims the archive doesnt count as public records.