The Review (University of Delaware)

The Review is the official student newspaper at the University of Delaware. Established in 1882, it has been dedicated to representing the voices of UD students. The publication aims to deliver prompt, precise, and informative coverage of university happenings and the local community.

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The science of fall

Dec 17, 2024 | udreview.com | Nya Wynn

Year after year, leaf after leaf, autumn paints over summer’s green landscape with shades of red, orange, yellow, purple and everything in between. The colorful scenery serves as an emblem of the fall season, but the changes we watch take over the treeline are grounded in biology. The oranges, reds and yellows we see in the season do not appear out of the blue. They are hidden away in the leaf all year round by the green mask produced by a vital chemical called chlorophyll.
Sarah McBride attends Delaware Debates

Dec 12, 2024 | udreview.com | Nya Wynn

In the run-up to the election, more eyes were on politicians as they made their way through the last of their campaigns. State Senator Sarah McBride, joined by moderator and former CNN Global Correspondent Ralph Begleiter, hit the debate stage at Mitchell Hall on Oct. 16. At a local level, McBride was traveling to numerous parts of Delaware to connect with voters. At 31 years old, she was one of the youngest members running for the United States House of Representatives.
Students pay tribute to fallen Palestinians on one-year anniversary of Oct. 7 attack

Dec 6, 2024 | udreview.com | Nya Wynn

On Oct. 7, 2023, Palestinian nationalist group Hamas launched an attack on Israel, leaving 1,200 Israelis dead. In the year since, Israel has maintained a significant military presence in Gaza, with over 43,000 Palestinians dead and over 100,000 injured. After a year of fighting with no projected end, multiple Registered Student Organizations (RSOs) on campus paid tribute to the Palestinian casualties. On Oct.
Festival of Trees: Providing a home for the holidays

Dec 4, 2024 | udreview.com | Nya Wynn

Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Cecil County’s Festival of Trees transformed Woody’s Crab House in North East, Maryland into a winter wonderland. The festival boasts over 65 themed trees, each sponsored by community members, to bring light to the youth of Cecil County.
Sunrise Newark marches against Donald Trump’s environmental policies

Dec 3, 2024 | udreview.com | Nya Wynn

President-elect Donald Trump has picked Lee Zeldin to lead the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for his upcoming four years in the White House. Zeldin, a former Republican Representative from New York, has a complex relationship with environmental protections. He previously fought for coastal resilience and nature preservation in Long Island, but he has also consistently voted against plans to cut greenhouse gas emissions and tried to overturn New York’s ban on fracking.
Change to graduate funding created tension and policy revision

Nov 18, 2024 | udreview.com | Nya Wynn

Graduate students returned to the university this fall only to be met with the effects of the university’s budget cuts. Through modifications to the Grad Student Travel Fund Award, these students faced unexpected changes and overwhelming shock. In early August, a change was made where students could only apply for a travel fund match of up to $1,500 once in the final year of school. If the funding is denied, the student may not reapply.
From volunteers to family, the Lori’s Hands community is more than just a helping hand

Nov 17, 2024 | udreview.com | Nya Wynn

Among long talks while flipping through old high school yearbooks, accompanied by small household chores, lies a mutually beneficial companionship between seniors and students. Lori’s Hands, a nonprofit organization, is a direct liaison to the university’s registered student organization (RSO) that connects university student volunteers with elders who are living in the local community with chronic illnesses.
Students fundraise for Asheville, North Carolina amidst hurricane damage

Nov 9, 2024 | udreview.com | Nya Wynn

When university students entered their public relations campaign planning class, they were not expecting to create fundraisers helping to repair the damage from Hurricane Helene. After devastation spread across North Carolina as a result of the dangerous storm, Communications professor Steve Momorella swapped his usual lessons to help build student-run relief campaigns.
University’s women’s studies department reveals research in “Vilifying Nancy Pelosi” event

Nov 7, 2024 | udreview.com | Nya Wynn

NYA WYNN Co-Managing News Editor In 2022, Paul Pelosi was attacked in his own home by conspiracy theorist David DePape. DePape was looking to find Nancy Pelosi, former Speaker of the House of Representatives, to “break her kneecaps” if she did not answer his questions. The attack was fueled by DePape watching hours of political commentary and right-wing conspiracies in the days leading up to the attack.
Students share their perspectives on the importance of voting

Nov 7, 2024 | udreview.com | Nya Wynn

For many college students, the 2024 election was their first time voting in a presidential election. With an array of political disputes and hot topics on the line, students came together on National Voter Registration Day to speak out about why voting matters. The event was hosted on Sept. 17 by the Biden School of Public Policy and Make It Count, a student-led registered student organization (RSO) dedicated to encouraging the youth to vote.