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9.22.2026
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Student researches importance of language around mental health in college athletics link-arrow link-arrow

A former UD baseball player spent his summer researching how rhetoric surrounding mental health impacts an athlete's willingness to seek help.
9.14.2026
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UD English major explores Black womanist theology in the age of Gen Z link-arrow link-arrow

Trinity Minus' summer research project was inspired by a course that examines Black religious history from the 1500s to today.
Research
9.2.2026
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Listening for the Handmaid link-arrow link-arrow

Side-by-side examinations of Kannon and Mary lend context and depth to summer scholar’s research.
8.27.2026
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Psychology professor earns top international honor for service-learning scholarship link-arrow link-arrow

The Distinguished Career Award recognized Roger Reeb’s impact on the study and practice of service-learning and community engagement.
Research
8.27.2026
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Nature vs. Polymers: How Fungi Break Down Protective Coatings link-arrow link-arrow

A UD chemistry team is working with the Air Force to analyze microbial degradation on aircraft, paving the way for advancements in sustainable materials.
8.5.2026
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Snailed It link-arrow link-arrow

One year since developing library-focused goals for student learning and real-world knowledge, librarians reflect on the positive experiences so far.
8.3.2026
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Dr. Guru Subramanyam Selected as IEEE Distinguished Microwave Lecturer link-arrow link-arrow

Dr. Guru Subramanyam has been selected as an Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineering Microwave Theory and Technology Society’s Distinguished Microwave Lecturer.
6.18.2026
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Navigating the Extreme link-arrow link-arrow

At hypersonic speeds, air behaves differently, temperatures rise to extremes and even small uncertainties in data can lead to major instability. Professor Raúl Ordóñez is tackling these challenges head-on.
6.18.2026
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UD undergrad's research finds city rooftop gardens double as ant highways link-arrow link-arrow

Research by UD biologists shows green spaces on top of downtown buildings can be a wildlife habitat.
6.16.2026
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Engineering the Perfect Pitch link-arrow link-arrow

Andrew Hill, a recent mechanical engineering master's graduate, is currently leveraging his technical expertise as an Applied Biomechanics Fellow for the Kansas City Royals for the 2026 Major League Baseball (MLB) season.