After the spring semester ended with empty campuses, three Delaware residential colleges are planning to welcome students back with a combination of online and in-person classes. But the big question remains: How will the hybrid ...
Competitions, community support groups are building the next generation of entrepreneurs Competition and collaboration might seem like mutually exclusive concepts. But within Delaware’s expanding entrepreneurial community, there’s plenty of room for both, with strong collaborative ...
Dear UD Community, Our society is calling for equity and social justice. I hear you, and I am part of that call. We can do better as a university community. And we will do it ...
Most Delaware universities know how much they’ll get in direct aid from the federal government through the CARES Act, but few say they know how they’ll use it. Unless they’re receiving additional aid from other sources, each ...
When it comes to online teaching, Dr. Monica D. Tarburton Rysavy at Goldey-Beacom College advises educators to lean into what systems are already in place and focus on the end goal. “To be honest, my ...
Under Gov. John Carney’s latest orders, colleges and universities are deemed non-essential and closed until at least May 15, leaving thousands of Delaware students without access to classrooms, labs and libraries. But some of Delaware’s ...
By Peter Osborne Delaware State University welcomed 5,054 students – including its largest freshman class ever – for the 2019-20 academic year, marking the eighth time in 10 years that it broke enrollment records and ...
PIKE CREEK ““ Colleen Keith pauses for a second when asked if it’s fair to characterize her as an “accelerant.” Goldey-Beacom College’s new president ““ the first woman to hold that position in the school’s ...
Faculty and students of Goldey-Beacom College (GBC) on October 17 gathered to watch a crane place the final steel I-beam on William A. Franta Hall. EDiS Company and Blackney Hayes Architects are behind the $30 ...
Goldey-Beacom College has partnered with the New Castle County Vocational-Technical School District to donate more than 30 cafeteria tables and 100 chairs, coming from Goldey-Beacom’s own “Lightning Café”, to NCCVT’s “Academia Antonia Alonso” (also known ...
What was a defining factor in navigating COVID-19 for nonprofits? - Collaboration. Plain and simple. Leaning in, linking arms, and rising together. That is what I did with my counterparts Stu Comstock-Gay at Delaware Community Foundation, Cynthia Pritchard from Philanthropy Delaware, and Michelle Taylor of United Way of Delaware. While we all support the nonprofit sector, we do so from very different lanes. Yet, when COVID-19 […]
Protect Your Business and Your Employees From Phishing Attacks - As Christiana Care’s Chief Information Security Officer, you might expect my job is intensely focused on the wide array of technology that’s used 
Storytelling: From a Mere Nicety to a PR Necessity - Gone are the days when the “newness” of a news item was ample motivation to get people interested and mobilized to support a cause, buy a product
