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Party rep decreases, alumni say

Chris Barton, who graduated from the university in 1992, said he remembers that while he attended the university, there was talk of the school’s reputation taking a turn for the worse. Full story

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Utah rock band heads Senior Fling

A glowing pink microphone stand, leather pants and cotton candy-colored hair were the first things students saw of Neon Trees’ at Senior Fling. Full story

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University’s final two theater majors graduate

When seniors Danielle Goldstein and Carolynn Ashoff graduate in May, they will be the final students to graduate from the university as theater production majors, after their program was eliminated in fall 2009. Full story

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Rapper Childish Gambino prompts racial discussion

Students listened to rapper Childish Gambino in the George Read North Lounge last week to prompt discussion about racial identity in music and the concept of “real hip-hop.” Full story

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Newark Farmers’ Market attracts local buyers, food

Paul Hauser sold his crop of spring produce grown in his four greenhouses at the Co-op Farmers’ Market on Main Street last Sunday. Full story

Cooke trial rules 11-1 for death

Reward offered by family of hit-and-run victim

Doctor arrested for unlawful sexual contact

Journalist to speak about Iran

Memorial service for theater professor

Homeowner apprehends burglar

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Cooke trial rules 11-1 for death

Harker email causes confusion among graduating students

Recent graduates see trouble with current economy, jobs

Official admissions director to be chosen

Board of Trustees discuss construction, progress

Newark Nite changes its hours for safety measures

Social media surveys see a rise in popularity

Delaware State Senate passes Cyberbullying bill

City council votes for charter school expansion

Rick Armitage to retire this summer after 27 years at UD

Annual staff, faculty Donation Campaign asking for $2

Student fees increase

SGA welcomes new members to RSO

Student collects Wi-Fi data around UD campus

University police officer charged with harassment

Faculty senators approve involuntary leave policy

Politics Straight, No Chaser

Fashion students lament new work space

Fans gather for favorite free comic books, character visits

Class presents poll results

Poll oversamples minority students

Obama promotes ‘Don’t Double My Rates’

Service event inspires creative student

Junior Chad Potter hopped up and down in a full-body bunny costume, encouraging students to participate in a service event last week on The Green. Full story

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WWE SmackDown tour held in Big Bob

Saturday night, a 6-foot-5, 222-pound wrestler walked onto the stage at the Bob Carpenter Center with fists clenched and a scowl on his face. The wrestler, Jinder Mahal, was received with boos from the crowd as his considerably smaller opponent, Ezekiel Jackson, approached the ring.

Annual Israel Fest commemorates national birthday

Alum advocates for raw food movement

Day Trippin': Enjoying nature at Newark Reservoir

Off the Record: Teen idols top the charts

Fashion Forward: Mother knows best

Falcon cam chronicles bird development

Delaware officials campaign for first national park

Erotic novel puts fan fiction on literary map

Boy bands make comeback on international music stage

Local actor scouts independent movie extras in Newark

Students prepare for summer tanning season

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Best Varsity Team

1. Women’s Basketball The women’s basketball team achieved numerous firsts this past season, winning the CAA Championship and a NCAA tournament game. With a 31-2 record, including a perfect 18-0 conference record, the Hens finished the year ranked No. Full story