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The University of Delaware's celebration of Darwin Day, an international event honoring the naturalist’s birthday, will cover two days (Feb. 15-16) with speakers discussing Charles Darwin’s work in formulating the theory of evolution as well as other scientific topics.
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Celebrating Charles Darwin’s legacy
February 08, 2023 | Written by Ann ManserUD’s celebration of Darwin Day, an international event honoring the naturalist’s birthday, will cover two days (Feb. 15-16) with speakers discussing Charles Darwin’s work in formulating the theory of evolution as well as other scientific topics. -
A celebration of science
February 08, 2022 | Written by College of Arts and Sciences communications staffFeb. 15-16: Darwin Day to feature expert speakers, varied topics -
Darwin Day at UD
February 09, 2021 | Written by Ann ManserDarwin Day, the annual celebration of Charles Darwin’s birthday, has become an international occasion each February, with activities around the world and across the U.S. that have featured scavenger hunts, chili cook-offs, black-tie dinners, trivia contests and lots and lots of birthday cake.