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Critical Language Scholar

Article by Nikki Laws | September 30, 2016

UD alumna Elana Metz receives award to study Arabic in Jordan
The power of recommendations

Article by Sunny Rosen | September 30, 2016

Exploring the impact of ‘People who bought this also bought…’ and other recommender systems
A place 'where all voices matter'

Article by Skip Cook | September 30, 2016

Film ‘Remixing Colorblind’ addresses racial climate on campus

New brew in quest for biofuel

Article by Beth Miller | September 30, 2016

Mixotrophy twist leads researchers to higher yields, lower emissions
Shark social networking

Article by Karen B. Roberts | September 30, 2016

UD researchers report new information on sand tiger shark habits
The power of recommendations

Article by Sunny Rosen | September 30, 2016

Exploring the impact of ‘People who bought this also bought…’ and other recommender systems

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Delaware Democrats on debate

The News Journal | September 27, 2016

Jake Yellin and Dylan Tepper, both members of UD's chapter of the College Democrats, were both quoted on their reaction to the first presidential debate. "I think this is what everyone expected," Tepper said. "She is steady and moderated. He is boisterous and boasting."
Temperament question dominates Clinton-Trump debate

The Christian Science Monitor | September 27, 2016

David Redlawsk, Political Science and International Relations, compares the information used by candidates to business: "Half of the money spent on marketing is wasted; we just don’t know which half," he said. "It's the same with information flows in a campaign. We know they matter somewhere, but it's hard to know which matter."
Amira Idris of Vibrating Therapeutic Apparel takes home the gold

Technical.ly | September 27, 2016

The UD alum took home the top prize in the Emerging Enterprise Center's “Swim with the Sharks” contest.
UD researchers dissecting correlation between estrogen levels and heart disease

WDDE-FM | September 27, 2016

Piece focuses on research by Megan Wenner, Kinesiology and Applied Physiology, who is aiming to understand the role changes in estrogen play in leading to this higher risk of heart disease.
How 'Daycare' Became 'School'

The Atlantic | September 27, 2016

The linguistic shift has brought about some changes in childcare. Article quotes Roberta Golinkoff, Education, who said children are now often rushed from one activity to the next without sufficient time to play and explore at their own pace.