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WEBPoem: Sunglasses season. As the season starts to change but the sun stays shining, it’s time to keep your eyes and mind healthy. In this poem, Co-Managing Mosaic Editor Shayna Demick advises how to use sunglasses to protect your eyes and inner peace, while looking cool and bypassing unnecessary social interactions.
E-Edition | The Review
WEBSep 26, 2022 · E-Edition. Read our latest print editions of The Review on our Issuu website. Pick up a copy at one of our numerous pick-up locations on and off UD’s campus, or check out a PDF edition of the issue here! May 14, 2024. Spring 2024 Magazine. April 16, …
Sports | The Review
WEBFirst impressions count: Three takeaways from Delaware football’s three wins to start 2024. Managing Sports Editor Daniel Steenkamer appraises Delaware's 3-0 start by summarizing three lessons learned about the team thus far in September. The rundown includes one takeaway with an eye out for early October's road test for the Blue Hens.
News | The Review
WEBWinning a primary: An inside look at the McBride campaign. Delaware State Senator Sarah McBride is on the precipice of making history as the first transgender individual elected to run for a Congressional seat. Her campaign has accelerated to the national stage, carving out a bold vision for the first state in Congress.
About The Review | The Review
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Football | The Review
WEBDelaware overcame first-half miscues to put away overmatched North Carolina A&T in last Saturday’s CAA Football road opener, but the Blue Hens move forward while banged up at points of concern on offense.
Opinion | The Review
WEBOpinion: Being Black, nonbinary and a gamer is exhausting. Excerpt: Online video games should be a safe place for fans of all backgrounds to congregate and enjoy themselves. Due to the makeup of gaming communities, those who lie outside of community norms can feel alienated even by people with whom they share a common interest.
Op-Ed | The Review
WEBOpinion: Being Black, nonbinary and a gamer is exhausting. Excerpt: Online video games should be a safe place for fans of all backgrounds to congregate and enjoy themselves. Due to the makeup of gaming communities, those who lie outside of community norms can feel alienated even by people with whom they share a common interest.
Campus News | The Review
WEBCelebrating sustainably: A look into the university’s Graduation Gown Recycling program. With over four million people in the United States graduating college in 2022, the total number of graduation gowns produced yearly continues to increase. To combat the strain put on the environment and its resources, the university’s Office of ...
Men’s Basketball | The Review
WEBOn Tuesday, Delaware men’s basketball felt the brunt of a loss arguably more severe than the Blue Hens’ CAA tournament exit earlier this month. With star forward Jyáre Davis opting to transfer upon graduation this summer, the Hens are tasked with retooling once again under Martin Ingelsby in a ...