Katherine Nails /THE REVIEW A newly proposed bill takes aim at unruly gatherings in the interest of maintaining the “good and quiet order” of Newark. Under Bill No. 19-05, introduced by the Newark City Council on Feb. 25, those who host or are…
Feb 25 19February 25, 2019
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Emily Moore /THE REVIEW The field of geology examines more than just hunks of rock— it zeroes in on Earth’s physical architecture and the processes that make up its complex, corporeal system. One of the most fundamental geological concepts that…
Feb 24 19February 24, 2019
Michael Bennett Michael Bennett is one of the founders and the Chief Adventure Officer of Explorer X, a company that “designs custom travel experiences and small group adventures,” according to its website. Bennett graduated from the university in…
Feb 11 19February 11, 2019
Emily Moore /THE REVIEW What do Harvard University, Brown University, the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Delaware all have in common? They all charge prospective students $75 to apply to their undergraduate programs. The average…
Sam Ford/THE REVIEW Living each day with mental illness for senior Stephen Pihl can be like trying to escape from a lethal, aphotic labyrinth. “Everyone’s day is like a maze,” he said. “Some days, the maze is easier than others, but you always get…
Dec 03 18December 03, 2018
Courtesy of Newark PD. Sophomore running back Khory D. Spruill has been charged with felony second-degree assault and criminal mischief after repeatedly punching the 77-year-old driver of a vehicle that struck his mother on Oct. 27. According to the…
Oct 30 18October 30, 2018
Tracy O/ Creative Commons As midterm election day approaches, candidates are facing mounting scrutiny surrounding their politics, personal lives and finances. Late last month, the Federal Election Committee (FEC) released reports on campaign…
Oct 29 18October 29, 2018
Katherine Nails/THE REVIEW About 100 million individuals decided to avoid the polls during the 2016 presidential election, according to the Washington Post. These individuals who relinquished their right to vote did so because they didn’t want to get…
Oct 01 18October 01, 2018
Georgetown, De., native and former Delaware baseball player Clay Conaway has pled not guilty to raping six women over a period of five years, according to The News Journal. The 22-year-old ex-relief pitcher was arraigned in Sussex County on six…
Katie Nails/THE REVIEW Students flooded into the Trabant University Center this Tuesday afternoon, as they always do, but this time they were not seeking out food — they were looking for former Vice President Joe Biden. Biden arrived along with his…
Sep 25 18September 25, 2018
Morgan Brownell/THE REVIEW After being rated the nation’s number one party school by the Princeton Review, the university’s national standing was at the forefront of school discussion earlier this month. As the end of September looms, Delaware’s…
Sep 17 18September 17, 2018
Sam Ford/THE REVIEW Democratic U.S. Senate primary candidate Kerri Harris saves her quarters in a jar. Until recently, she rarely thought about the jar. Then, the realities of campaign funding hit her, and she needed gas money to drive to reach her…
Sep 03 18September 03, 2018
The controversial Unite the Right movement will hold another protest this weekend, a year after the white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va., left one dead and 35 injured when a car plowed through counter-protesters. Counter-protesters are…
Aug 10 18August 10, 2018
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Vice President Mike Pence announced on Thursday a plan to make changes to how the Department of Defense runs its space operations, with the eventual goal of creating a Space Force as the sixth branch of the military. "Now, the time has come to write…
Aug 09 18August 09, 2018
UPS notified the team that the mascot has been located. A team representative traveled to UPS and recovered Nettie, the team said. She was to have a physical examination later Friday to make sure there was no damage, and she will be on the floor with…
Aug 03 18August 03, 2018
If you think the hubbub over 3D-printable guns seems new and confusing, you're not alone. The issue came to front pages nationwide after a federal judge in Washington state Tuesday issued a temporary restraining order against Defense Distributed, a…
Aug 01 18August 01, 2018
In late September 1930, Lit Brothers was having a sale. Suburban shoppers in search of a deal could catch a train to Broad Street Station, and walk to the store at Eighth and Market streets. Once there, they could buy a 10-piece bedroom furniture set…
Jul 30 18July 30, 2018
Traditionally, the ideal woman was like a priceless piece of art — beautiful and silent. She was pleasant and subservient, and she handled adversity with a soft smile. The security footage shows Holden at work. A man later identified as Ryan…
Jul 25 18July 25, 2018
At one time, it was not uncommon to see flocks of tourists carted throughout Philadelphia in boats on wheels. Ride the Ducks — an amphibious city tour — was once a popular Philadelphia tourist draw. But in October 2016, the company suspended…
Jul 20 18July 20, 2018
A duck boat full of passengers capsized on Thursday evening after being caught in a storm in Branson, Mo., claiming the lives of 17 people. Here's a primer on the unusual vehicle at the center of the catastrophe. Duck boats are amphibious vehicles…
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