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June 21, 2024
With the evening rush tomorrow. So tomorrow afternoon and evening its mainly a snow event from millville to the north and some mixing of sleet and rain that will transition to snow as the sunsets and snow moves into the far southern areas its the timing that is the concern not the amount well see, from noon until 3 00 its west to east and from 4 00 until 8 00 we see the steadiest snow but as quickly as it starts to fall, it pushes out moving southwest to northeast. Well chat about how much to ex...
June 20, 2024
To how one gets to a closing guantanamo . I dont think it is that complicated once we decide the we are going to do. The argument been would be we will never really she because there is a risk if we release you. Thats not good criminal Justice Policy and i dont think its good counterterrorism policy. Everybody else down there that we determined for whatever reason we cannot release or weve tried and convicted them we will housing in the United States. There are many, many Public Policy arguments...
June 19, 2024
Will have the latest on the us election for you and also coming up, new research on dinosaurs suggest they were thriving right up until they were thriving right up until the moment that meteorite wiped them out. Lets begin with some good news. Us pharmaceutical giant, pfizer, says latest data suggests its Coronavirus Vaccine is even more effective than we first thought. Pfizer and biontech have released preliminary data which suggests the vaccine is 94 effective in people aged over 65. Last week...
November 15, 2023
The 2023 University Presses Week program features a range of key works and titles from Association of University Presses member publishers.
June 1, 2023
University celebrates 100 years of high-quality scholarship, looks toward future
April 25, 2023
The idea of creating an inspector general for Delaware united multiple advocacy groups that sponsored a Zoom forum on the benefits of such a job.
February 8, 2023
When U.S. entered World War II, enormous purchases made by the Army fueled a back market in chicken.
February 6, 2023
Artwork, minerals, manuscripts and other printed materials on view at UD during spring semester
January 11, 2023
UD Professor Emerita Anne Boylan discusses votes for Delaware women at UDARF luncheon
January 9, 2023
UD alumna Ilona Holland makes lasting educational and community impact in Delaware and beyond