By: Emily Martinez

When foreign students come to the university to study at the English Language Institute, located in Alison Hall, they are faced with learning a new language and getting adjusted to American college life. The Language Partners Program, a student organizati...

By: Kelley Cintra

Last spring, senior Gina Siddiqui brainstormed the idea of having an organization that could bring together bright students with inspiring leaders in society. With the help of friends, Siddiqui created the student organization GrassBranches. Sophomore Cai...

By: Lindsay Nichols

Fraternities on campus have made the news in recent years for negative behavior like hazing, but in a new play opening in Philadelphia, Eric Conger explores the inner life of a New England Ivy League fraternity during the 1960s and the headlines that frat...

By: Zoe Read

As a business analyst, Eric Morrison must be serious and analytical when he works during the day. His head is shaved and he doesn’t always care if he has facial stubble. But when the sun goes down, he lets loose by sporting big hair and flashy costu...

By: Sara Land

The University of Delaware Cooperative Extension is gearing up for spring with a lineup of workshops and demonstrations for the public. The Master Gardener portion of the Extension will host more than a dozen instructional, hands-on seminars relating to g...

By: Brian Resnick

As rapper turned preacher Joseph “Rev Run” Simmons walked on stage Tuesday night someone in the audience shouted, “Who’s house?” The audience replied in near unison, “Run’s House!” Dressed in his signature b...

By: Sophie Latapie

PHILADELPHIA — With 214 paintings on display, the “Picasso and the Avant-Garde in Paris” exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art embraces not only the work of an artist, but also his life and the experiences and people who influence...

By: Jackie Zaffarano

A friend and co-worker of mine once said he considered New York women to be fiercer than most. As we passed several women strutting in heels and fashion-forward looks, walking confidently through the Flatiron District of Manhattan, I couldn’t have a...

By: Anne Uluzio

Newark lost a keystone of its local music scene March 1 when the owner of East End Café, Steve MacAllister, announced at noon that that night would be the bar’s very last. Greg Fain, guitarist and manager of The Scatologists, a reggae-ska ban...

By: Brittany Harmon

When I think of the “single life,” a broad mixture of words comes to mind: fun,  exciting, new, cold, jealous, confused, choice, independent. Each word defines the revolving door of a single lifestyle one may have and covers both ends of ...

By: Caitlin Maloney

On the season finale of “The Bachelor: On The Wings Of Love,” America watched as Bachelor Jake Pavelka proposed and gave the final rose to Vienna Girardi, the last contestant standing on the hit reality series. Jake, a 32-year-old pilot from T...

By: Karen Dieso

Nearly five years after Smile Empty Soul wrote their sophomore album, Anxiety was finally released on iTunes....

By: Ted Simmons

For producer Danger Mouse, it’s all about pairing up, and his latest venture, Broken Bells — with The Shins front man James Mercer — has him taking his most alternative turn yet....

By: Lindsay Nichols

After five long years, the Gorillaz have awakened from musical hibernation and dropped their most eclectic, genre-bending album to date....

By: Matthew Gaeta

“Brooklyn’s Finest” could be called the deeply unsatisfying sequel to director Antoine Fuqua’s last big hit “Training Day.”...

By: Sophie Latapie

Another twisted and marvelous creation from Tim Burton, “Alice in Wonderland” shoots viewers down the rabbit hole along with Alice as she falls upon the magical world of Wonderland....

By: Daniel Kolitz

Zach Rogue, the prophetic indie pop rocker, has emerged from his most recent test of faith — a debilitating bike accident — with what appears to be a slight case of amnesia....

By: Sara Land

After a decade in the business, Lifehouse expands their repertoire with their fifth album, Smoke & Mirrors....

By: Pat Gillespie

WILMINGTON — An eclectic crowd gathered at the Bernard and Ruth Siegel Jewish Community Center to listen to a group of local musicians at the Concert for Haiti on Sunday. The eight-and-a-half hour performance raised money for the Delaware Medical Re...

By: Danielle Ellis

The audience sucked on their chocolate vagina-shaped lollipops as senior Bess Davis took the stage Friday night and spoke to them about hair “down there” — hair that some women do not like to shave, and hair that some believe is there fo...