The Review

Top Stories for Saturday, February 4, 2012

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New graduates excited, nervous for next chapter

Minutes after walking on stage in front of family and friends to shake hands with the dean of her college, Stephanie Bitterman felt excited and nervous about finally graduating. Full story

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East Campus dorm construction begins

Construction began last week on two new freshman residence halls, which will replace older dormitories such as Rodney and Dickinson halls in the future. Full story

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Student struck by truck, ticketed

Traffic came to a standstill Monday morning when a university box truck hit a 21-year-old student on South College Avenue, according to police. Full story

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New addition opens at Big Bob for athlete use

A 54,000-square foot addition to the Bob Carpenter Center opened last week, upgrading facilities for athletes and helping relieve high traffic at other campus fitness locations. Full story

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UD site now offered in Spanish

University officials launched a Spanish-language version of its website as part of their mission to increase its accessibility and presence in Spanish-speaking countries. Full story

Police arrest man sought for attempted rape in Newark

Wilmington man arrested for attempted murder, rape of 17-year-old girl in Newark

Police investigate robberies at Courtyards, near Cleveland Avenue

New graduates excited, nervous for next chapter

Photo Gallery: 2012 Winter Commencement

Two students struck by car on East Cleveland, sustain injuries

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Newark ushers in holidays

Santa Claus parked his sleigh on Main Street Friday, deposited quarters in the meter and then posted for autographs and pictures with children. Full story

Students talk recycling tips to peers taking out trash

UD profs study human genome using ancient marine creatures

Main Street’s first Vietnamese restaurant to open

Mr. Fraternity competition raises $13K for philanthropy

Engineering majors study most, business least

City postpones budget vote until Monday

East Campus dorm construction begins

New addition opens at Big Bob for athlete use

Students craft, decorate festive holiday houses

Business marries sleep with studies

Harker embarks on fifth year at UD

Faculty Senate vetoes move to increase group members

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Fungal syndrome plagues bat populations

Bat populations in the northeastern United States have fallen victim to white-nose syndrome, a disease caused by the cold-loving fungus Geomyces destructans. Full story

Jewish students share culture at Latkepalooza

Students celebrate Kwanzaa with food, music

Radio holiday concert showcases local talent

Off the Record: Let's get festive

Day Trippin': Kennett Square Art Stroll

Fashion Forward: Clothes make the man

University museum features agate animal carvings

University student plants, harvests way to graduation

Students graduating early prepare for post-college life, job search

Weekly Crossword: Finals Destination

Monte Ross said since the preseason, on most nights he will have the best player on the court, Devon Saddler. The sophomore guard has lived up to that hype thus far, averaging 24.7 points per game this season. Saturday may have cemented his spot as the best player in the CAA. Full story