Sara Pfefer/THE REVIEW The Colbert Report draws a great deal from the long history of political satire over the century from Dante's "Inferno," to ...

Photographer Christina Natalini captures Delaware's 4-0 loss on Friday, Oct. 27.

University professor and graduate students researching climate resilience of oak trees along the east coast to determine future adaptability. As December approaches, old feelings and past memories ...

Carotene is the pigment responsible for displaying yellow colors in the fall. Trees like birch, hickory and ginkgo all ...

IT provider SevOne and Delaware Technology Park wetlabs will move into the Health Sciences Complex on STAR Campus.

From Italy to New Jersey to Delaware, the 19-year-old Gianmarco Arletti is no stranger to adapting into a new climate.

In the last decade, mental health has become more openly discussed and accepted in the world, particularly in the United States. Beyond the greater inclusion of mental health, there are now more ...

Courtesy of NACURH 2016/THE REVIEW A group of students are hosting the annual NACURH conference. NACURH stands for the National Association ...

Check out The Review's latest comic in its Chicken Scratch column, illustrated by Danny Tull.

As the university closes in on the one-year-away mark from joining Conference USA in the FBS, university President Dennis Assanis continues to emphasize the effect that reclassification is expected to ...

Lorraine Cook/THE REVIEW New policy bans hoverboards on campus BY MARGARET MCNAMARA MANAGING NEWS EDITOR The university updated its Environmental ...

The number of college basketball transfers has grown ever since the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) introduced the Transfer Portal in 2018. In 2019, nearly 30% of all men’s basketball ...