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Faculty and Staff
2.4.2026
Accessibility Tip #4: Conscientious
Colors
Why do conscientious colors matter for accessibility? 1 in 12 men and 1 in 200 women live with some form of color vision deficiency (CVD). In fact, you might be teaching multiple students this very semester with CVD. Learn how to ensure that your learning materials are color-accessible.
Faculty and Staff
2.3.2026
Accessibility Tip #3: Structuring Content with
Headers
Why make a header on a document different from some larger, bolder text, and why should we ensure that our documents are structured with headers? Our third accessibility tip will show the basics of creating accessible headers on all kinds of learning materials.
2.2.2026
National Endowment for the Humanities awards $38K for ‘Educating the Whole
Scientist’
The project's goal is to help science majors become better, well-rounded scientists through integrated science and humanities courses.
Faculty and Staff
2.2.2026
Accessibility Tip #2: Writing Good Alt
Text
Alt text is a short written description or purpose of a digital image in a website or digital document. Learn why it matters for web accessibility and how to use it in your Canvas sites.
Faculty and Staff
2.1.2026
Accessibility Tip #1: The Importance of Meaningful Link
Text
It is everyone's job to care about web accessibility. Learn why meaningful link text is a 'win-win' for every learner in our first accessibility quick tip.
1.28.2026
A Day in the Life of the Glass
Center
As a vibrant laboratory for experiential learning, the Roger Glass Center for the Arts is second to none.
1.27.2026
UDOLLI Spring 2026 Registration Starts on February
2nd!
Hurry to get your seats in the next exciting term of UDOLLI!
Faculty and Staff
1.14.2026
Celebrating Leadership! Leroy Levon Burroughs Elected 50th EOA
President!
Join us in congratulating Leroy Burroughs, Director of the Upward Boundprogram at UD, on his election as the 50th President of the EducationalOpportunity Association (EOA)!
1.12.2026
Meet Brother
Tim
After spending his entire life on Long Island, Brother Timothy Driscoll, S.M., likes to joke that this is his first time “living on the mainland.”
12.15.2025
National Science Foundation awards computer scientists $350K for early-career
research
The grants enable faculty to establish independent research agendas and hire students to assist with their projects.