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Clean hydrogen is expected to drive investment and jobs in the mid-Atlantic region.

Delaware Tech's courtyard project adds to the $25 million Student Success Center, as a list of projects catches up on decades of deferred maintenance.

Delaware Deaf Fest ’23, the area’s first event dedicated to the deaf and hard-of-hearing, will embrace the conceptualization of deaf gain — not seeing deafness as a loss, but as

The Delaware Farm Bureau Women’s Committee, Young Farmers & Ranchers Committee and three county boards this week announced its 2023 scholarship awardees.

Delaware Tech's new B.S. in Elementary Education program can help the First State's teacher shortage.

I have driven past “evacuation route” signs between Ocean View and the Chesapeake Bay Bridge thousands of times without paying any attention to them. But every night this summer, I

Mountaire Farms handed out $30,000 in “Farm to Table” scholarships recently to help support graduating seniors pursuing careers in agriculture, culinary arts or related fields.

After winning an unprecedented third straight National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Region 19 Division II Softball Championship and NJCAA

Delaware Tech student-athletes must excel on and off the field as representatives of the College. Throughout the season on the Delaware Tech Athletics

The Delaware Tech Terry Campus held an “Industry Day” event Friday, March 17, 2023 to provide an opportunity for nearly 50 area high school students to learn