UD seniors Patrick J. Knerr, a biochemistry major, and Michael T. Pirnot, majoring in chemistry, received second-place awards for their research papers in the biochemistry and organic

More than 30 employees from child welfare agencies from around the world attended a weeklong workshop in intervention methods for youth foster care held April 14-18 in the Perkins Student Center at UD.

Three University of Delaware students--Ritika Samant, a junior biological sciences major and political science minor from Hockessin, Del.; Spencer Tofts, a junior mathematics major from

The “sleeping giants” at the ends of the Earth--the polar ice sheets--are “awakening,” Waleed Abdalati, Head of NASA's Cryospheric Sciences Branch, told

Three students in UD's Howard Hughes Medical Institute's (HHMI) Undergraduate Science Education program and the University's American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (ASBMB)

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UD's College of Arts and Sciences has been awarded a $500,000 challenge grant by the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) to support graduate education and scholarship

Margaret Werth, Associate Professor of Art History at UD, has been selected as the Clark-Centre Allemand Fellow for 2008-09. The new fellowship is jointly sponsored by the Sterling

Edmunds Bunkse, UD Professor of Geography, was awarded the Cross of Recognition by the Latvian government in a ceremony in Riga, Latvia, in November.

Four artists affiliated with UD have received individual artist fellowships from the Delaware Division of the Arts. Sculptor Robert Bickey, Instructor in Art, and poet Piotr Florczyk, a

A new UD Black American Studies (BAMS) Web page has been launched and can be viewed at [www.bams.udel.edu].

Pursuing the opportunity to take a semester off and conduct a five-month internship with the International Organization for Migration in Freetown, Sierra Leone

The University of Delaware was recently honored by the government of Thailand for providing equipment and technical expertise for the construction

A $256,800 grant received by the Winterthur/University of Delaware Program in Art Conservation (WUDPAC) from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH)

Svilen Bobev, Assistant Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry, has received the National Science Foundation's prestigious Faculty Early Career Development Award.

Muqtedar Khan, Associate Professor of Political Science and International Relations and Director of UD's Islamic Studies Program, and the Center for International Studies (CFIS)

Researchers at the University of Delaware have discovered a novel technique--that acts like a “spell-checker”

Annette Giesecke, Professor of Ancient Greek and Roman Studies in the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures at UD, combined her passion for Roman gardens

The geriatric physical therapy residency program at the University of Delaware recently became only the second such program in the United States to receive credentialed

UD's Jewish Studies Program has received a two-year grant of $80,000 from the Foundation for Jewish Culture and the Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Foundation to fund a postdoctoral

The undergraduate course "Drugs and the Criminal Justice System: An Inside/Outside Perspective" taught by Lana Harrison, Professor of Sociology, has received an

David M. Stone, Associate Professor of Art History at UD, recently shared his expertise on Caravaggio by lecturing at a symposium held for scholars of the Italian

John Byrne, Distinguished Professor of Public Policy and Director of UD's Center for Energy and Environmental Policy, and Frederick “Fritz” Nelson, Professor of Geography and

Xiang Gao, University of Delaware Associate Professor of Music and internationally renowned violinist, has had an eventful 2007 with the promise of much more to come in the months ahead.

The University of Delaware has opened the Southern Delaware Professional Development Center (SDPDC), which will provide public school districts and charter schools

The achievements of the 2007 Nobel laureates in the natural sciences were the highlight of the first part of a symposium held by the University of Delaware's College of Arts

Jinfa Cai, University of Delaware Professor of Mathematical Sciences, was recently selected as one of 37 American Council on Education (ACE) fellows in the 2007-08 academic year.

Special guests attending the Oct. 11 opening of the new exhibition,"Recent Gifts of Photography to University Museums," included the individuals who made the exhibition possible.