After nearly 20 months of discussions and negotiations, the University of Delaware officially acquired the 272-acre site formerly occupied by the Chrysler Assembly Plant in Newark, UD President Patrick Harker announced today.
The University of Delaware is creating a new multidisciplinary Center for Political Communication to study and teach about the information technology revolution's effect on campaigns for public office and policy debates.
The University of Delaware's purchase agreement for the 272-acre site formerly occupied by the Chrysler Assembly Plant in Newark was approved by the U.S. Federal Bankruptcy Court in New York today.
The University of Delaware's newest collaborative effort on campus brings together strange bedfellows -- the departments of physical therapy, nursing and theatre.
David Bullock, CEO of White Bullock Group, a business development firm with a focus on social media, was honored during the Presidential Citation for Outstanding Achievement recognition ceremony at the University of Delaware on Friday, Oct. 30.
Faye (Harper) Corman, a global product stewardship specialist for DuPont, was honored during the Presidential Citation for Outstanding Achievement recognition ceremony at the University of Delaware on Friday, Oct. 30.
Louis Honick, an entrepreneur and founder of HostMySite.com, was honored during the Presidential Citation for Outstanding Achievement recognition ceremony at the University of Delaware on Friday, Oct. 30.
Scott Rosas, senior consultant with Concept Systems Inc., where he has a national impact on children and families, was honored during the Presidential Citation for Outstanding Achievement recognition ceremony at the University of Delaware on Friday, Oct. 30.
Rob Van Etten, president of Brighton Cromwell, a supply chain integrator for the defense industry, was honored during the Presidential Citation for Outstanding Achievement recognition ceremony at the University of Delaware on Friday, Oct. 30.
The University of Delaware has signed a purchase agreement for the 272-acre site formerly occupied by the Chrysler Assembly Plant in Newark, UD President Patrick Harker has announced. The agreement, with a purchase price of $24.25 million, was submitted for approval by the U.S. Federal Bankruptcy Court in New York.
Ellen Kullman, CEO of DuPont, will give a talk, "Positioning for Growth in a Changed Economic Landscape," during a seminar from 6-7:30 p.m., Friday, Nov. 13, in Arsht Hall, 2600 Pennsylvania Ave., on the University of Delaware's Wilmington campus. Dinner will be provided.
The University of Delaware Opera Theatre will open its much-anticipated third season with Mozart's timeless masterpiece The Marriage of Figaro.
The University of Delaware College of Education and Public Policy will hold its first College Expo on Wednesday, Nov. 18, providing undergraduate students, prospective graduate students and members of the community an opportunity to see the types of degrees the college has to offer in one location.
Former Secretary of State Gen. Colin Powell will give a public lecture on the University of Delaware's Newark campus Tuesday, November 3.
Bruce Hammonds, former CEO of MBNA Corp., John Cochran, vice chairman of the University of Delaware's Board of Trustees and former CEO of MBNA America Bank, and Ken Boehl, former senior executive at MBNA, will present "The MBNA Story," the inaugural event in the Senior Executive Speaker Series, at 8 a.m., Saturday, Sept. 19, in 105 Arsht Hall, 2600 Pennsylvania Ave., on the University of Delaware's Wilmington campus.
The University Museums of the University of Delaware will host a two-day symposium, "Sound: Print: Record: African American Legacies," at the Louise and David Roselle Center for the Arts on the Newark campus Oct. 1-2. The interdisciplinary symposium will be held in conjunction with an art exhibition of the same name that will be on view at Mechanical Hall Gallery Sept. 2-Dec. 6.
Nancy Bell, a Master Gardener with University of Delaware Cooperative Extension, said. Bell is scheduled to teach a Master Gardener workshop on edible landscaping in mid-September.