Publications

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The Development and Alumni Relations team produces dozens of publications throughout the fiscal year to keep our alumni, parents and friends apprised of campus happenings and their philanthropy in action.
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Print Publications
University of Delaware Magazine
The University Magazine highlights stories of UD strength, tradition, innovation and impact. Published three times a year, it aims to educate, engage and inspire. As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and resulting budget constraints, the University is currently limiting its mailing of print editions. View the digital issue.
Report on Philanthropy | Fiscal Year 2019
Filled with inspirational stories about the impact of philanthropy on our students, faculty and campus, UD's Report on Philanthropy is shared with the University community every year.
First Look

The official newsletter of Delaware First: The Campaign for the University of Delaware, First Look updates all campaign donors on the impact and priorities of the Campaign.
Philanthropy in Action

This donor e-newsletter shares how our generous supporters help to make the remarkable happen at UD and beyond.
The Roost

A monthly student e-newsletter, The Roost provides updates on student activities and events, as well as educates about the impact of engagement and giving at the University of Delaware.
Blue Hen Bulletin

Delivered monthly to all Blue Hen alumni, this e-newsletter features alumni and university news, events and activities.
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