Imani Gibbs

Jun 29, 2023 | udel.edu | Andrew Sharp |Imani Gibbs

University of Delaware letter to the community following the U.S. Supreme Court decision on affirmative action in admissions To the University community:Among our core values at the University of Delaware is a firm commitment to building and enhancing a campus that supports an inclusive and intercultural community — one that attracts, retains, and values a diverse student body, faculty, and staff.

Jun 29, 2023 | udel.edu | Tiffany Hess-Bennette |Andrew Sharp |Imani Gibbs

In the sea of dark suits in the Delaware Legislative Hall, Fiona Eramo, a Legislative Fellow through the University of Delaware’s Joseph R. Biden, Jr. School of Public Policy and Administration, proudly stands out with a unique style that includes colorful thrifted attire complemented by a “they/them” pronouns pin on the jacket lapel. “Bringing my authentic self to work is really important to me,” Eramo said.

Jun 28, 2023 | udel.edu | Andrew Sharp |Imani Gibbs |Stephanie Doroba

Whether it’s the topic of a heated political debate or a soothing reassurance in a corporate CEO’s speech, you might have seen the abbreviation "ESG" a lot more in the past few years. In that time, Google searches for this abbreviation — standing for Environmental, Social and Governance — have shot through the roof as more people use it as shorthand in debates over how companies should invest and do business.

Mar 27, 2023 | udel.edu | Megan Everhart |Stephanie Doroba |Tiffany Hess-Bennette |Imani Gibbs

Empowering young musiciansThe far-reaching impact of these organizations is part of what inspired Grevious to enter the competition. "My goal was to be in the finals, because in the finals you get to play with the orchestra," she said.

Mar 23, 2023 | udel.edu | Lauren Bradford |Imani Gibbs |Amy Wolf |Adam Thomas

When the song pauses in a game of musical chairs, everyone jostles for one of the remaining seats. Bird migration today is much the same. When it’s time for a break in their biannual travels, songbirds descend to rest and refuel, searching for respite in a dwindling number of forest patches.