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9.23.2026
What's Hiding in the + Menu: A Tour of ONEchat's
Toolkit
Most of us open ONEchat, type a prompt, and never touch anything else on the screen. Here's what's actually hiding under the + button, and how to pull your most-used agents right into ONEchat too.
Technology
9.17.2026
Stop Repeating Yourself: Skills and Projects in
FlyerGPT
Tired of retyping the same instructions? FlyerGPT’s Skills and Projects features are built to save you the trouble.
Technology
9.9.2026
Picking the Right Model to Stretch Your FlyerGPT Usage
Limits
Not every task needs Claude. A practical guide to which FlyerGPT model actually fits the job; and how to make your monthly token limits go further.
Technology
9.1.2026
Flyer Smart: Making the Most of Your FlyerGPT Usage
Limits
FlyerGPT now shows your personal AI usage limits right in the app. Here's how the new limits work, how to request more, and how to make your token usage go further.
Technology
8.25.2026
Welcome to AI @
UD
A new blog series from UDit on what's new with FlyerGPT, plus tips and tricks to get the most out of AI on campus.
8.3.2026
Dr. Guru Subramanyam Selected as IEEE Distinguished Microwave
Lecturer
Dr. Guru Subramanyam has been selected as an Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineering Microwave Theory and Technology Society’s Distinguished Microwave Lecturer.
6.29.2026
A Legacy of
Service
The ETHOS Center began its 25th anniversary year with nine students and one alumnus traveling to Ghana for a 10-day international breakout.
6.26.2026
Preparing Flyers for an AI-Driven
World
In the School of Engineering, AI is being integrated across the curriculum through specific courses to teach students how engineers can ethically use AI.
6.18.2026
Navigating the
Extreme
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.
6.16.2026
Engineering the Perfect
Pitch
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.