Category Campuswide News & Events

Join us for a LA CASA house project, The Life and Works of Tatiana de la Tierra! Come learn about the lesbian, Latina poet Tatiana de la Tierra, listen to her poems, and write some poetry of your own. The…

Mindful Moments: stop by the Student Information Desk on the first floor of HWCC to pick up a “mindful moment” packet. These different packets will offer you tips and trips for grounding yourself during stressful or traumatic times. Each week…

An interactive virtual event! With all the focus on social distancing, navigating sex and relationships can feel more challenging than ever. Can coronavirus be transmitted through sex? Do we have to wear masks if we boomchikawowow? Should you ask your…

MINDFUL Moment is a free, drop-in, no-registration-necessary, group offering various mindfulness/meditation exercises to bring awareness and balance to body and mind. This is a virtual space that will meet for one hour each week on Wednesdays at noon. Please bring…

The Coronavirus outbreak has affected nearly every aspect of our daily lives. Global response to the ongoing crisis is transforming the norms by which our nations, regions, and institutions operate. Amidst all of the monumental events taking place, we believe…

The power outage that affected central and academic campus continues to impact Beeghly Library, which will be closed today and Wednesday. Library employees will be working remotely. No other buildings still are affected by the power outage. Thank you for…

Buildings & Grounds will be conducting state-required fire alarm inspections and tests in several academic buildings over the April 13-14 Bishop Break. You do not need to evacuate the building during testing. The work will take place from 7 a.m.…

Learn about The Korean Peninsula from Mitchell B. Lerner, professor of history, The Ohio State University at noon April 16 as part of Delaware’s Great Decisions sessions on U.S. foreign policy and international relations. The community is invited to join…

“Twelfth Night, 2020” is a contemporary adaptation of Shakespeare’s original which refocuses the text on the LGBTQIA+ community representation and inclusivity, set within circumstances that underscore the vital importance of peaceful protest as the voice of a community. We hope…

The Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) Council and the Office of the University Chaplain would like to call for nominations for the annual award in honor of Dr. Guy Sarvis. This award is given to a student who has a…