Recent Posts
Campus and Community
8.15.2025
My Husband Refuses to Take Off His
Suit
My husband wears a business suit every day. Grey – maybe charcoal grey. Sometimes grey with a pale blue stripe or faint pattern. An old-school suit, long pants and a matching suit jacket. Socks and black shoes. He looks like he's on his way to a summer wedding. But he's not.
Campus and Community
8.15.2025
Toasted
My husband and I went out for breakfast the other day.
Avocado toast was on the menu.
Green is not a color I want to see on my toast.
Campus and Community
8.15.2025
Who's Publishing What: As a Last
Resort
Kristin Wollett's debut romantic comedy, As a Last Resort, will release on Sept. 2.
Campus and Community
8.13.2025
Who's Publishing What: Gina
School
Gina Barreca's humorous new book, Gina School, will be published in October by Woodhall Press.
Campus and Community
8.13.2025
Who's Publishing What: Torsos of
Desire
Humor and fiction writer Nicole Beckley has released a comedic novel, Torsos of Desire, as an audiobook/podcast.
Law
8.13.2025
"Insuring"
Success
Learn how Radhika Shukla '23 is using the skills she learned at UDSL to practice in the area of insurance coverage and regulation.
Sustainability
8.13.2025
Insight on Energy Auditing a Student Neighborhood
House
How energy efficient are the homes in UD's Student Neighborhood? Learn what a team from the UD Hanley Sustainability Institute and Sinclair discovered when conducting an energy audit.
Campus and Community
8.12.2025
Who's Publishing What: Finding Harmony: The Kitten Who Taught
Friends
Allia Zobel Nolan's charming, interactive book, Finding Harmony: The Kitten Who Taught Friends, takes children on a journey of self-discovery.
Campus and Community
8.11.2025
Fitful Lights Flicker in Memory
Bank
A politician and wannabe wit recently blurted out: “I have short-term memory issues, I have long-term memory issues and I also have short-term memory issues.”
Faculty and Staff
8.11.2025
In Memoriam: Perry Yaney, professor emeritus of
physics
Respected for "his dedication for and impact on optics research and education, and scientific outreach," Perry Yaney continued to advise and mentor graduate students after his retirement in 2004.