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9.24.2025
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Much Thanks link-arrow link-arrow

Thank you. And you. And you, over there — thank you, too. Ultimately, there are so many to thank in Flyer Nation. Everyone played a role in the success of the We Soar campaign. And we're not done yet.
9.24.2025
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The Library Is Yours link-arrow link-arrow

Roesch Library’s inclusive and dynamic study and collaboration spaces enhance the student experience.
Campus and Community
9.24.2025
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Who's Publishing What: The Room on the Right link-arrow link-arrow

The Room on the Right, a memoir by Lawrence Mieczkowski, is a poignant, inspiring story of endurance and survival.
Campus and Community
9.24.2025
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Who's Publishing What: Marianne the Maker link-arrow link-arrow

Marianne lives to design and tinker. She’s a pint-sized, non-stop super thinker. Kelly Corrigan and her daughter Claire Corrigan Lichty worked hand in hand to write Marianne The Maker, a story about the power of making that’s told in delightful rhyme.
Campus and Community
9.23.2025
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Who's Publishing What: Inspired by Cats link-arrow link-arrow

Inspired by Cats: Writers and Their Mews(es), Nava Atlas and Bob Eckstein’s witty and sophisticated collection, profiles 60 famous authors and their beloved feline companions.
9.23.2025
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A New Home for Special Collections Instruction link-arrow link-arrow

A special collections classroom in Roesch Library offers exciting opportunities for teaching and learning with UD Libraries’ rare and unique collections.
Campus and Community
9.18.2025
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Erma Made Me Do It link-arrow link-arrow

Fate brought Marissa Malson to the Erma Bombeck Writers' Workshop. It changed the life of this debut author.
Campus and Community
9.18.2025
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Who's Publishing What: Motion Dazzle link-arrow link-arrow

Jocelyn Jane Cox's memoir, Motion Dazzle: A Memoir of Motherhood, Loss, and Skating on Thin Ice, will be released by Vine Leaves Press on Sept. 30.
Campus and Community
9.16.2025
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Things AI Can't Do link-arrow link-arrow

Goldman Sachs predicts that artificial intelligence may displace up to 300 million jobs by 2027. Of course, I acquired that information from AI, so I have no idea if it’s true or if AI is just trying to bully me into making friends with it so it won’t render me as obsolete at work as I am at home.
9.9.2025
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UD Pilot Reuse Pop-Up a Huge Success link-arrow link-arrow

More than 1,200 "pre-loved" college essentials found new homes, diverting those items from the landfill.