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Events Stories
May 23: Ocean Currents Lecture
The College of Earth, Ocean, and Environment's Ocean Currents Lecture Series kicks off on May 23 in Lewes with Mark Warner discussing the future of coral reefs.
May 24: Adelante
The campus community is invited to attend the inaugural Adelante: Latino-Hispanic Graduation Celebration, sponsored by UD's Center for Black Culture, at 4 p.m., Friday, May 24.
Through June 3: 'Emancipation'
The UD Library has announced a new exhibition titled "Emancipation and Its Legacies," which will be on view in the Lincoln Exhibit Case in the Morris Library through Monday, June 3.
June 6-9: Garden symposium
Registration is open for the "Earth Perfect?" symposium, which will include numerous speakers and tours of notable area gardens.
June 10-14: Osher lecture series
The 17th annual June Lecture Series at the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of Delaware in Wilmington will be held from June 10-14.
Through June 16: Library exhibition 'In Focus'
The University of Delaware Library will host a new exhibition, "In Focus: Photography from Daguerreotype to Digital," from Jan. 29 through June 16.
Through June 28: Kasebier exhibition
A new exhibition, "Gertrude Kasebier: The Complexity of Light and Shade," will be on view Feb. 6-June 28 in the University of Delaware's Old College Main Gallery.
Through June 28: 'Common Threads'
The exhibition "Common Threads: A History of Fashion through a Woman's Eyes" will be on view Feb. 6-June 28 in the University of Delaware's Old College West Gallery.
July 16: Evening at Guggenheim
The University of Delaware Friends of Art History, in collaboration with the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York, invites the UD community to a special evening at the museum on Tuesday, July 16.
Neutrinos from outer space open new eye in the sky
New Scientist, May 15, 2013
Thomas Gaisser, Martin A. Pomerantz Chair of Physics and Astronomy, commented on the detection of neutrinos, a discovery that could lead to a new field of space exploration.
The strange beauty of the sea's microscopic plantsScientific American, May 15, 2013
Ronald Martin, professor of geological sciences, discussed how tiny plants called phytoplankton enabled the evolution of modern marine life.
The Vatican and evolution: once more, with caveatsForbes, May 9, 2013
Article cites a paper co-authored by Stephen Barr, professor of physics and astronomy, exploring the relationship between mind, matter, body and soul.
